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| พ่นฉี่ phohnF cheeL |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | พ่น-ฉี่ |
| IPA | pʰôn tɕʰìː |
| Royal Thai General System | phon chi |
| 1. [verb] | |||
| definition | to spray urine (as an animal does to mark its territory) | ||
| components | พ่น  | phohnF | to blow; to spurt; to spray; to spout; to blabber; to blab; to puff; to belch out; to spit; to eject; to exhale; to boast; to brag |
| ฉี่ | cheeL | to pee; urinate | |
| sample sentence | ถ้าในช่วงฤดูฝน เสือจะพ่นฉี่ใส่ใต้ใบไม้มากกว่าด้านบน เพื่อเลี่ยงการโดนฝนชะ  thaaF naiM chuaangF reuH duuM fohnR seuuaR jaL phohnF cheeL saiL dtaiF baiM maaiH maakF gwaaL daanF bohnM pheuuaF liiangF gaanM do:hnM fohnR chaH "If this happens during the rainy season, the tiger will spray the bottom of the leaves more than on the tops so that the urine will not be washed off." | ||
| 2. การพ่นฉี่ gaanM phohnF cheeL [noun] | |||
| definition | spraying urine | ||
| components | การ | gaanM | [placed before a verb or noun to create a noun which indicates a general activity, process, or state] the process of..., the activity of..., an enactment of..., the state of... [see notes] |
| พ่น | phohnF | to blow; to spurt; to spray; to spout; to blabber; to blab; to puff; to belch out; to spit; to eject; to exhale; to boast; to brag | |
| ฉี่ | cheeL | to pee; urinate | |
| sample sentence | เสือโคร่งทั้งตัวผู้และตัวเมียใช้การพ่นฉี่เพื่อบอกอาณาเขต โดยเลือกพ่นใส่ต้นไม้ บางครั้งพุ่มไม้ seuuaR khro:hngF thangH dtuaaM phuuF laeH dtuaaM miiaM chaiH gaanM phohnF cheeL pheuuaF baawkL aaM naaM khaehtL dooyM leuuakF phohnF saiL dtohnF maaiH baangM khrangH phoomF maaiH "Both male and female Bengal tigers mark their territories by spraying urine on trees and bushes." | ||
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