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| ขยะ khaL yaL |  |
| Royal Institute - 1982 | ||||
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | ขะ-หฺยะ |
| IPA | kʰà jàʔ |
| Royal Thai General System | khaya |
| [noun] | |||
| definition | trash; garbage; rubbish; refuse | ||
| image |  | ||
| synonym | กาก  | gaakL | rubbish; dregs; trash; refuse; residue |
| examples | คนเก็บขยะ | khohnM gepL khaL yaL | sanitation worker; garbage man |
| ถังขยะ | thangR khaL yaL | trash can; trash bin | |
| ถุงขยะ | thoongR khaL yaL | garbage can liner | |
| ขยะมูลฝอย | khaL yaL muunM faawyR | waste; refuse; rubbish; garbage | |
| รถบรรทุกเก็บขยะ | rohtH banM thookH gepL khaL yaL | garbage truck | |
| เมลขยะ | maehnM khaL yaL | junk mail; junk e-mail; SPAM | |
| หมุนเวียนใช้ขยะ | moonR wiianM chaiH khaL yaL | to recycle trash | |
| เตาเผาขยะ | dtaoM phaoR khaL yaL | trash incinerator | |
| sample sentences | |||
ชายหาดเกลื่อนไปด้วยขวดเปล่า กระป๋องเบียร์ เศษแก้ว คราบเลือด เศษขยะ ที่รอขนไปทิ้งให้เทศบาลเข้ามาดูแลทำความสะอาดเพื่อฟื้นฟูชายหาด chaaiM haatL gleuuanL bpaiM duayF khuaatL bplaaoL graL bpaawngR biiaM saehtL gaaeoF khraapF leuuatF saehtL khaL yaL theeF raawM khohnR bpaiM thingH haiF thaehtF saL baanM khaoF maaM duuM laaeM thamM khwaamM saL aatL pheuuaF feuunH fuuM chaaiM haatL "The beach was littered with empty bottles, beer cans, broken glass, bloody tracks, and trash, all waiting to be thrown away; the municipal authorities (will) come in to clean up and restore the beach (to its original condition)." | |||
| as a suffix | กองขยะ | gaawngM khaL yaL | a pile of garbage; refuse dump |
| special note |
This word contains an initial consonant cluster which follows the general clustered consonant tone rule. This
is the common case for clusters in which:
For more details, please check the following resources:
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