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| ต้องสงสัย dtawngF sohngR saiR |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | ต็้อง-สง-สัย |
| IPA | tɔ̂ŋ sǒŋ sǎj |
| Royal Thai General System | tong songsai |
| 1. [verb, phrase, formal] | |||
| definition | [Laws] to suspect | ||
| components |  ต้อง  | dtawngF | [auxiliary verb] has to...; must...; is required to...; is duty-bound to... |
| สงสัย | sohngR saiR | to doubt; suspect | |
| example | ไม่ต้องสงสัย | maiF dtawngF sohngR saiR | undoubtedly; doubtlessly; certainly; without a doubt |
| 2. | |||
| definition | [is] accused; impeachable; [is] indicted; charged | ||
| components | ต้อง | dtawngF | [auxiliary verb] has to...; must...; is required to...; is duty-bound to... |
| สงสัย | sohngR saiR | to doubt; suspect | |
| sample sentence | |||
| 3. ผู้ต้องสงสัย phuuF dtawngF sohngR saiR [noun] | |||
| definition | a suspect; a person under suspicion | ||
| classifier | คน | khohnM | [numerical classifier for persons/occupations] |
| components | ผู้ | phuuF | person, human, one (who...); [Thai prefix corresponding to the English suffixes] '-er' or '-or' |
| ต้อง | dtawngF | [auxiliary verb] has to...; must...; is required to...; is duty-bound to... | |
| สงสัย | sohngR saiR | to doubt; suspect | |
| sample sentences | |||
ตราบใดที่ยังจับมือใครดมไม่ได้ตราบนั้น ใครที่ทำแล้วได้ประโยชน์ ย่อมตกเป็นผู้ต้องสงสัยได้ทั้งนั้น dtraapL daiM theeF yangM japL meuuM khraiM dohmM maiF daiF dtraapL nanH khraiM theeF thamM laaeoH daiF bpraL yo:htL yaawmF dtohkL bpenM phuuF dtawngF sohngR saiR daiF thangH nanH "As long as there's no way to (directly) identify the perpetrator, anyone who would benefit from (the act) can be seen as a suspect." | |||
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