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items | âÎ  | hohM | [onomatopoeia of crying or weeping out loud] |
| ºÖéÁ | beumF | [explosion] bang! |
| à»ÃÕé§ | bpriiangF | the sound of thunder, a thud, a thunder clap, a collision |
| â¤ÃÁ | khrohmM | [onomatopoeia from the sound of being crushed or something heavy falling] |
| à¾ÕéÂÐ | phiaH | [the sound of a palm slapping the face] |
| à»ÃÕêÂÐ | bpriaH | [a cracking sound] |
| µÙÁ | dtuumM | [a sound like a boom, an explosion or something alarming] |
| »Öè¡ | bpeukL | a thud |
| ¨ØëÁ | joomR | [onomatopoeic sound of a stone or pebble being thrown into a pond] |
| ¡ÃÃÃÃ | | "Grrrr..." [usually used of dogs, but sometimes of humans, too] |
| ºÃ×ëÍ | breuuR | [sensations of cold] Brr! |
| âÍë | ohR | [onomatopoeic sound of soothing or consoling someone like "there...there..." in English] |
| ÎèÒÎèÒÎèÒ | haaF haaF haaF | [used to represent the sound of a loud, boisterous laugh: a sound of gaffaw] |
| «Õé´ | seetH | [onomatopoeic sound expressed when eating something hot and spicy] |
| áÎè | haaeF | [see ¡ÃÃÃà ] |
ËÑÇàÃÒÐàÎÍÐ | huaaR rawH huhH | heh |
| á¹èÐ | naeF | [a sound of warning used behind the interjection ˹Í ] |
| ÎÑ´àªè | hatH cheeuyF | [used in written Thai to represent the sound of a person sneezing] ahchoo; achoo; hachoo; kerchoo |
| µÖ§µÑ§ | dteungM dtangM | [used in written Thai to represent the noise of people fighting or wrestling or of a person or people stomping on the wooden floor] |
| ¡ÃÒÇ | graaoM | [onomatopoeic sound of rain falling on the roof, clapping, or rustling leaves] |
| ÎÒ | haaM | [onomatopoeic sound of loud laughter or guffaw] |
| àÎ | haehM | [onomatopoeic sound of approval or joy (as that received from the crowd, a meeting or gathering)] |
| àÎÎÒ | haehM haaM | [usually preceded by ÊÃÇÅàÊ ] [the sound of a crowd expressing merry-making, glee, delight, elation, exhilaration, exuberance, exultation, joy, merriment, triumph] |
| ÊÃÇÅàÊàÎÎÒ | suaanR saehR haehM haaM | [used of a meeting, gathering, party, etc] to laugh and be greatly convivial; [onomatopoeic sound of a crowd expressing great joyfulness] |
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