A squid, a marine cephalopod mollusk with a slender body and tentacles, commonly used as food.

A cuttlefish, known for its ability to change color and release ink.

To flutter or flap as in the wind.

To be carried away by wind.

To be scattered or dispersed.

To spread widely, as in information or rumors.

Minor or trivial details that are of little importance.

To awaken someone from sleep or to stimulate activity and energy.

To initiate action or attention in someone.

To incite or motivate a group to action for a cause or campaign

To conduct a spiritual or religious ceremony to bless and imbue objects with power.

To plant or cultivate plants, seeds, or ideas into the ground or mind for growth.

To instill values or beliefs in someone.

To construct or build a structure by embedding posts in the ground.

All-encompassing, referring to an entire group or collection.

The general public or populace, often used in formal contexts.

To feel continuous physical pain.

To experience abdominal or stomach pain

Pain in the teeth or jaws due to dental conditions.

Experience a toothache.

To experience pain in the back.

To have a headache; to feel pain in the head

To feel frustrated, annoyed, or mentally stressed

To cause chaos or disruption; to disturb the peace.

To be frenetic or chaotic.

To feel unwell or suffer from a disease.

Fiber from the bark of certain plants like kenaf and jute.

Various fiber-producing plants, including jute and kenaf.

To intend or desire something.

Swollen or bulging outward, often describing the abdomen.

To protect or defend against harm or danger.

To prevent something from happening.

To cover up or obstruct from view.

To prevent or protect against something undesirable, such as diseases or threats.

To defend or protect oneself from harm or danger.

An organ responsible for breathing in humans and vertebrates.

A timid person, easily frightened or lacking courage.

Having a shabby or sloppy appearance, indicative of poverty or lack.

The British currency unit equivalent to 100 pence.

A British weight unit equivalent to 454 grams or 16 ounces.

pound

A shelter or booth, often used to protect against weather.

A fort or fortress.

Round or plump in shape.

A small cluster or tuft of filamentous things, like hair or thread.

Northern Thai term for various ceremonies, classified by size, such as 'ปอยหลวง' for large ceremonies and 'ปอยน้อย' for smaller ones.

To meet or encounter unexpectedly

To patch or mend by covering a damaged area with a material

A colloquial particle used to ask for confirmation or agreement, similar to 'right?' or 'okay?'

An informal particle inviting participation, similar to 'shall we?' or 'let's go'

Marine invertebrates forming colonies, contributing to coral reefs.

To collide or confront, often used for physical contact or conflict.

To clash in a sudden or violent way, often in ideas or opinions.

To collide or clash, physically or metaphorically.

To engage actively in combat or conflict.

To burst open or emerge with force, such as a volcanic eruption or a sudden spark.

To mix or mingle elements together, creating a blend.

To confuse or jumble elements, resulting in disorganization.

To set something upright like planting a pole or to dive headfirst.

To insert or stick something or to use a needle with thread to create embroidery patterns.

The southern region of Thailand, known for its distinct culture, language, and cuisine.

To stay firmly in place and not move or retreat.

Bread.

A loud sound or noise.

A cause or means leading to an effect, such as a component or factor in production.

The means of subsistence, specifically for monks, including clothing, food, shelter, and medicine, often referred to as the four requisites.

The current time or modern era, not past or future.

At present or at this time.

An individual entity or person distinguished from a group.

Mental capacity involving knowledge and wisdom gained from learning and thinking.

A problem or issue that is difficult to manage or requires a solution.

To remove by sweeping or fanning.

To deflect, swerve, or change direction slightly.

To brush against lightly.

To thoroughly clean by sweeping and dusting

To ride a bicycle.

To whip or beat an ingredient, such as cream or eggs.

To mold soft materials like clay or wax into shapes.

To create or fabricate stories or evidence.

To nurture and educate someone to become successful.

A classifier for objects molded into lumps.

A share of profits distributed to shareholders of a company or allocated to stakeholders.

To use a machine to move or extract liquids or gases, or to stimulate heart function.

A machine for pumping water or air, or a device for heart stimulation.

A colloquial term for a gas station.

To persistently extract information or influence someone.