Flash flood; a sudden, destructive flow of water, typically after heavy rain in hilly or forested areas.

A Thai chili paste made with dried chilies, garlic, shallots, shrimp paste, sugar, and vegetable oil, used as a condiment or flavoring.

A structure that jets water into the air for decoration.

A natural source of water flowing to the ground surface from underground.

Water that has undergone a Buddhist ritual for spiritual purposes, often considered auspicious.

Holy water used in various ceremonies beyond religious contexts to signify purification or blessing.

A slippery, non-soluble liquid extracted from plants, animals, or minerals, often used as fuel or in hair and skin care products.

Naturally occurring unrefined petroleum found below the Earth's surface consisting mainly of hydrocarbons.

A fluid used to reduce friction between moving machinery parts.

Ability, effort, or skill in performing actions.

Fluid produced by glands containing enzymes to aid in digestion.

A liquid mixed with chemicals for specific purposes, such as cleaning or photographic development.

A savory coconut milk-based dish served with rice noodles, typically made with fish and curry paste.

Capability or skill, often used negatively to indicate lack of ability.

A milky fluid obtained from rubber trees that solidifies to form rubber.

To pilot a ship or vessel in or out of a port through potentially dangerous waters.

To initiate or experiment with something new, such as a pilot project.

Water heated to a high temperature.

Water with dissolved minerals, typically sourced from mineral springs.

The time when the sea level falls to its lowest point, also known as low tide or ebb tide.

A nourishing liquid that sustains biological functions or provides nutrients in organisms

A liquid or semi-liquid substance added to salads for flavor, such as creamy mixtures or vinaigrettes.

The tone or character of one's voice, indicative of emotional state.

The measure of how heavy an object is.

The importance or significance attributed to something.

Used disdainfully or contemptuously to describe a person's appearance or demeanor.

A fragrant liquid used for scenting the body or objects

A clear fluid that circulates in the lymphatic system and is part of the immune system.

To drip, leak, or discharge water or fluid, often used in plumbing or medical contexts.

A large village or settlement developed for residential and economic activities, often planned with infrastructure.

Not moving or reacting, quiet and silent; remaining still or without response.

Calm or composed in demeanor or expression.

A small amount or degree

Slightly or to a minor extent

A very small or slight amount

Very little; in a small quantity

Small, few, or tiny

A little bit; a small amount.

Slightly or to a small extent.

A publication issued periodically, containing articles, photographs, and advertisements.

The theoretical study of law, focusing on its philosophy and principles.

Sleeping or being asleep

To sleep or slumber

A traditional story or fable often used to convey a moral lesson, such as Jataka tales or Aesop's fables.

To inform, advise, or communicate.

A covert agent or mercenary in feudal Japan known for unorthodox warfare and espionage.

Soft or delicate, often describing textures or gentle behavior.

To invite or request a Buddhist monk to a ceremony or service.

To admire or approve; often used to represent ideologies such as nationalism or socialism.

A widely held preference, trend, or style in society, often relating to fashion or cultural practices.

Principle, theory, or doctrine; equivalent to the -ism suffix in English.

A narrative or fictional story, often written in prose or verse.

An exaggerated or fabricated tale, often unbelievable.

A fairy tale.

A type of gemstone, typically black or dark blue in color.

A color resembling dark blue, navy blue, or dark gray, often described in poetic contexts.

A species of freshwater fish, known as Oreochromis niloticus, with a green or blue body and black spots.

The end part of hands or feet, includes fingers and toes.

A British measurement unit equivalent to 2.54 centimeters.

The third finger on a hand, located between the index and ring fingers.

A gesture made by extending the middle finger, considered obscene in many cultures.

Relating to the nucleus of an atom or nuclear energy, including weapons or power from nuclear reactions

A state or city in the United States, often referring to New York City, a major financial and cultural hub.

A major city in the United States, known as New York City, or the state of New York.

A habitual behavior or character trait reflecting a person's typical way of thinking, feeling, and acting.

Pronoun used to refer to a person or thing nearby.

Particle or interjection adding emphasis to a statement.

Used to refer to a specific object, person, or place near the speaker or previously mentioned.

A particle used to emphasize a statement, suggesting the listener should already be aware.

Used to emphasize or confirm the exactness or finality of a statement.