Refers to the Karen ethnic group, an indigenous community primarily residing in the hills of Myanmar and Thailand.

To expel violently from the throat, such as coughing up blood.

To feel awkward or uncomfortable in social situations or when faced with a difficult issue.

Jackfruit wood used for dyeing fabric, especially for monks' robes.

Dark red color similar to dried areca nut.

To be dry and stuck firmly, as in dried provisions or mucus.

A percussion instrument made of split bamboo or hardwood pieces used to mark rhythm in music.

A metric unit of mass equal to one thousandth of a kilogram.

Rough or harsh to the touch

To rush or move quickly

Swiftly or rapidly

To act or speak boastfully or with swagger.

A medium to large tree, known as Ficus altissima, with smooth grey bark and broad, oval leaves.

To sweep using a broom.

To scatter or spread something indiscriminately.

To assert, insist, or uphold.

Having a dull or rough surface.

To prostrate oneself by bowing with palms joined at the forehead.

To formally report to or address a monarch

To prostrate oneself before a Buddhist monk or Buddha image as a sign of respect.

To respectfully inform or address someone in formal communication

To respectfully bid farewell, often involving a gesture of respect like the Thai wai

To show deep respect or homage by bowing, kneeling, or placing palms together and bowing the head, commonly in religious or cultural contexts.

A diagram using lines or points to represent the relationship between variable changes.

A set of points arranged according to mathematical equations or inequalities.

Graphics, visual presentations and designs used in communication, including print, art, and digital media.

The art of graphic design, combining text and images in media like advertisements, websites, and publications.

Lower jaw or jawbone.

To pass or move closely by something or someone.

A loud sound similar to many objects falling or people clapping together.

With a loud, clamorous noise.

Having a harsh or severe character or tone.

Displaying boldness or aggressive confidence in manner.

Tough, strong, or unyielding.

To endure hardships or persist through difficult conditions, like toiling in the sun or rain.

click

A device that produces a ringing sound, such as a bell or buzzer.

An amulet made of hollow metal that makes a ringing sound when shaken, known as 'Phra Kring'.

To make a jingle or tinkle sound.

Completely or absolutely.

Completely silent or soundless; noiselessly.

A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.

griffin

To feel satisfied, joyful or proud.

An action or state of being in a sentence, such as a verb.

Moral or social conduct, including manners or etiquette.

To be extremely angry or enraged, often used in serious or formal contexts.

Expressing a serious state of displeasure or anger.

Related to Greece or its culture, language, or people.

The language spoken in Greece.

A native or inhabitant of Greece.

The country located in Southeast Europe, known as Greece.

Referring to the civilization, language, or historical period of Ancient Greece.

Country in southeastern Europe known for ancient civilization and cultural heritage.

To make a scratch, slit, or groove, often using a sharp tool such as a diamond or knife.

To produce or exhibit a high-pitched sound, often in surprise or distress.

To emit a loud cry due to surprise, anger, or admiration.

To scream or shriek with excitement, often in contexts related to celebrities or events

To scream or shriek intensely, often due to fear, excitement, or pain

An international environmental organization known for its environmental campaigns and direct actions.

Capital city or metropolis, often the seat of the central government.

The old capital city, specifically referring to Ayutthaya, the historic capital of Thailand.

Tokyo, the capital city of Japan known for its modern architecture and cultural landmarks.

Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, known for its vibrant culture and significance.

The capital and largest city of Thailand, commonly known as Bangkok.

The official name for Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand.

Phnom Penh, the capital and largest city of Cambodia

Moscow, the capital and largest city of Russia, known for its historical and cultural significance.

Rattanakosin era, beginning in 1782 with the establishment of Bangkok as the capital by King Rama I, marking a significant period in Thai history and culture.

Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, referred to as Rattanakosin, particularly its historic center.