The subsequent occurrence or a future event relative to the present or past.

Refers to a specific instance or occurrence at the present moment.

The first occurrence of an event.

The final instance or occurrence of an event or action.

The next time or occasion.

Refers to something that happened one time in the past or introduces traditional stories.

Used to indicate a progression in time or consequence, often following 'when'.

At the time when something occurs.

A polite particle used by males at the end of a sentence to indicate politeness or respect.

An interjection indicating acknowledgment or agreement, similar to 'yes.'

A polite phrase used to acknowledge understanding or agreement, often in formal or respectful settings.

A room or space used for cooking.

A group of people living together in a single dwelling, often a family sharing living expenses.

To take away or bereave, often used figuratively to describe the loss of life.

An occasion, instance, or opportunity; also used as a classifier for occurrences.

Rough or approximate, not detailed or exact.

Temporary or provisional, intended only for a short time.

At this time or occasion, indicating the present moment.

The next occasion or opportunity in the future.

Very old or aged, indicating something has existed for a long time.

To press and hammer silver or gold patterns onto iron.

Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus.

A period of 100 years starting from the birth of Jesus.

The fatty part of milk that rises to the top.

A thick, viscous substance, often for skin or hair, resembling cream.

A color that is white with a yellowish hue.

A product applied to the skin to protect it from the sun's ultraviolet rays.

Half or one part of two equal parts.

The first half of a game or competition.

A syllable in prosody with a heavy sound, typically involving long vowels or a final consonant.

A teacher or instructor.

A mythical giant bird serving as the vehicle of the god Narayana, used as the national emblem and official symbol in Thailand.

A creature resembling a bird of prey depicted in traditional Thai art and architecture.

Garuda

A person who teaches or instructs students.

A respected figure in a field who serves as a guide or model.

A brief period of time

The principal or head teacher of a school, responsible for administration and management.

A waterway or canal that is naturally formed or man-made, connecting to a river or the sea.

To be able to perform tasks smoothly and efficiently, showing skill or proficiency.

To give birth or to be born, used in both general and royal contexts.

To go along with, follow, or conform.

To pass by or move by.

A greenish-yellow toxic gas used to disinfect water and in chemical manufacturing, symbolized as Cl.

A venue for socializing and entertainment, such as a nightclub.

An organization or group with shared interests, like a sports or hobby club.

A tropical plant with long stems and feather-like leaves, used for decoration.

Calathea makoyana, a specific plant species known for decorative leaves.

To loosen or make less tight, such as a nut or rope.

To decrease or relieve something, such as suffering, worries, or fever.

To relax or unwind from tension or stress.

Almost like or resembling something.

Similar to or resembling something else.

To look like or resemble.

A course or series of lessons in a specific subject.

A group of students taught together in an educational setting.

A level of quality or category, particularly in society or business.

To press a button on a computer mouse or similar device to select something on a screen.

A fastener used to hold papers together, such as a paperclip.

A short video segment often shared online.

A short digital video file or segment shared online, typically viewed on digital devices.

A wave of water as seen in seas or rivers, characterized by undulating movements; also used for things with similar oscillating patterns like sound waves or human formations.

To combine or couple things together, like tying ropes or merging actions.

To exercise authority over or guide someone or something.

To regulate or manage based on rules, such as controlling time or prices.

Appropriate or suitable for a situation.

Used as an auxiliary verb to indicate that something is recommended or obligatory.

Indicates advisability or correctness in actions or decisions.

Used to express advice or expectation about a situation or action.

Recommended actions or behavior to follow

Should have or is appropriate to have, indicating necessity or suitability