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1. [interjection, vulgar]
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[a derogatory vulgar curse] damn; [a vulgar prefix placed in front of fierce animal names or used when insulting a male]
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| related word | ÍÕ | eeM | [a derogatory prefix for certain terms pertaining to a woman or women] |
| examples | äÍéá¡èËÑǧÙ!  | aiF gaaeL huaaR nguuM | [colloquial expletive idiom showing strong disapproval] a dirty rotten tricky old man who likes to seduce or like seducing young girls; a dirty rotten tricky old man who performs an indecent and sexual act against a girl |
| äÍé¢Õéá¾é! | aiF kheeF phaaeH | [showing contempt] "You, loser!" |
| äÍéà¢éäÍé⢧ | aiF khehF aiF khohngR | [name of a traditional Thai game/entertainment in the past] |
| äÍ餹¨Ñ³±ÒÅ | aiF khohnM janM thaanM | a person who is vicious, mean and dirty; an outcast |
| äÍ餹ºéÒ¡ÒÁ! | aiF khohnM baaF gaamM | a sex-crazed pervert |
| äÍé¤ÇÒ | aiF khwaayM | [a vulgar curse or insult] |
| äÍé¨é͹ | aiF jaawnF | [vulgar derogatory for] penis |
| äÍéµÑÇ | aiF dtuaaM | derogatory term for a male prostitute |
| äÍéâµé§ | aiF dtohngF | a large male chicken (cock) |
| äÍéàÇà | aiF waehnM | [a vulgar curse] |
| äÍéÊѵÇì | aiF sat[w]L | [one of the worst insults to give to another person] |
| äÍéàÊ×͹éÍ | aiF seuuaR naawyH | "You little tiger!" |
| äÍé˹٠| aiF nuuR | a boy's penis |
| äÍéËÑǤÇ | aiF huaaR khuayM | [an extremely vulgar curse] |
| äÍéËèÒ | aiF haaL | [a vulgar curse] damn you; damn it |
| as a prefix | äÍéá¡èµÑ³ËÒ¡ÅѺ! | aiF gaaeL dtanM haaR glapL | [used with male] to become repossessed by lust at old age despite senility; used to show detestation. |
| äÍé§Ñè§ | aiF ngangF | [derogatory] "You, goddamn fool (moron, idiot, nincompoop)!" |
| äÍé¨Ùë | aiF juuR | a boy's penis |
| äÍéà¨ÕêÂÇ | aiF jiaaoH | a boy's penis |
| äÍéàËÕé | aiF hiiaF | [a rude insult, same as] àËÕé |
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2.
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[a (non-derogatory) word used by a pet owner by placing it in front of his/her pet's name to indicate fondness]
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| related word | à¨éÒ | jaoF | [a word used by a pet owner by placing it in front of his/her pet's name to indicate fondness] |
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