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1. [noun, vulgar]
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foot; feet
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| examples | ¡Ç¹µÕ¹ | guaanM dteenM | to ask for a kick in the pants; bring trouble upon one’s self; to "mess with" someone |
| §ÍÁ×ͧ͵չ | ngaawM meuuM ngaawM dteenM | [is] inert; sit back and do nothing |
à´Ô¹´éǵչ àËç¹´éÇÂµÒ ¾Ù´´éÇ»ҡ ¿Ñ§´éÇÂËÙdeernM duayF dteenM henR duayF dtaaM phuutF duayF bpaakL fangM duayF huuRto experience something directly; (lit., “to walk with one’s feet; to see with one’s own eyes; to speak directly, and to hear with one’s own ears.”) |
| µÕ¹à¢Ò | dteenM khaoR | foot of a hill |
| µÕ¹µÐ¢Òº | dteenM dtaL khaapL | [of a military tank or construction tractor] a tread |
| µÕ¹µØê¡á¡ | dteenM dtookH gaaeM | name of a mushroom, Lopharia papyracea (Jungh.) Reid. See also: àËç´¨Ô¡ |
| µÕ¹·èÒ | dteenM thaaF | a pile on which a pier sits |
| µÕ¹ºÑ¹ä´ | dteenM banM daiM | foot of the stairway; bottom of the stairs |
| µÕ¹¼Õ | dteenM pheeR | speedy driver |
| µÕ¹âçµÕ¹ÈÒÅ | dteenM rohngM dteenM saanR | looking for extra income around the court area; earning money by give assistance to people in the court |
| µÕ¹âçµÕ¹ÈÒÅ | dteenM rohngM dteenM saanR | chasing ambulances (figuratively) |
| µÕ¹Ë¹éÒ | dteenM naaF | front feet (e.g. of a quadriped) |
| µÕ¹ËÅѧ | dteenM langR | hind feet (e.g. of a quadriped) |
»ÅÒµչ | bplaayM dteenM | the end where the feet go |
| »Ò¡¡Ñ´µÕ¹¶Õº | bpaakL gatL dteenM theepL | to struggle; endeavor; live from hand to mouth; struggle just to put food on the table; live a very meager existence |
| Êé¹µÕ¹! | sohnF dteenM | [an extremely vulgar curse directed at one who is boorish, loutish, churlish, coarse, crude, oafish, uncivilized, uncouth or vulgar] |
| ËÑÇà´ç´µÕ¹¢Ò´ | huaaR detL dteenM khaatL | absolutely; unyielding |
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2. »ÅÒµÕ¹ bplaaM dteenM [noun]
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freshwater mudskipper fish, genus Periophthalmodon
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