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|  µÔ´µèÍ
dtitL dtaawL |  |
| pronunciation guide | | Phonemic Thai | µÔ´-µèÍ | | IPA | tìt tɔ̀ː | | Royal Thai General System | tit to |
| | | [verb]
| | definition |
to be infectious, to be contagious or communicable
| | components | µÔ´  | dtitL | [of diseases and serious ilnesses] to get, have, contract, catch, acquire, be afflicted with, develop, come down with |  µèÍ | dtaawL | [of contracts, ropes, etc.] to extend, to lengthen; [of phone calls] to connect; [of words] to join, to link; [of knowledge] to receive or inherit | | related word | µÔ´µèÍ | dtitL dtaawL | to contact; to communicate | | example | âäµÔ´µèÍ | rohkF dtitL dtaawL | infectious disease | sample
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