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䢤ǧ»Ò¡áº¹ | khaiR khuaangM bpaakL baaenM | noun | straight-tipped screw driver |
䢤ÇÒÁ | khaiR khwaamM | verb | interpret; explain |
ä¢é¤ÍµÕº | khaiF khaawM dteepL | noun | diphtheria |
ä¢é¨ÑºÊÑè¹  | khaiF japL sanL | noun | malaria |
ä¢èà¨ÕÂÇ  | khaiL jiaaoM | noun | omelette; omelet |
| ä¢é㨠| khaiF jaiM | modifier | [is] heartsick; lovesick; broken-hearted |
ä¢è´Ñ¹  | khaiL danM | noun | the groin, the area where the thigh meets the hip |
ä¢è´ÒÇ  | khaiL daaoM | noun | fried egg |
ä¢é´Óá´§ | khaiF damM daaengM | noun | scarlet fever |
ä¢èá´§ | khaiL daaengM | noun | egg yolk |
ä¢èµéÁ  | khaiL dtohmF | noun | hard-boiled egg |
ä¢èµéÁá¢ç§  | khaiL dtohmF khaengR | noun | hard-boiled egg |
ä¢èµÒÂâ¤Á | khaiL dtaayM khohmM | noun | non-viable or infertile egg |
| ä¢é·Ã¾ÔÉ | khaiF thaawM raH phitH | noun, adjective | smallpox |
ä¢è·Í´ | khaiL thaawtF | noun | fried egg |
ä¢è·Í´¹éÓ | khaiL thaawtF naamH | noun | poached egg |
ä¢è¹¡  | khaiL nohkH | noun | egg |
ä¢èà¹èÒ | khaiL naoF | noun | rotten egg |
ä¢èã¹ËÔ¹ | khaiL naiM hinR | adjective, idiom | over-protected; coddled; sheltered |
䢻ÑËÒ | khaiR bpanM haaR | verb | to solve a problem |
ä¢é»èÒ | khaiF bpaaL | noun | malaria; jungle fever |
ä¢èà»ç´  | khaiL bpetL | noun | duck egg |
| ä¢éâ»é§ | khaiF bpohngF | modifier, verb | [is] killed in a political or business dispute |
ä¢Áѹ  | khaiR manM | noun | animal lard; fat (in the blood) |
| ä¢éÁÒàÅàÃÕ | khaiF maaM laehM riiaM | noun | malaria |
ä¢èÁØ¡  | khaiL mookH | noun | pearl |
ä¢èÂÑ´  | khaiL yatH | | omelette |
ä¢èÂÑ´ãÊèËÁÙÊѺ  | khaiL yatH saiL muuR sapL | noun | diced pork omelette |
ä¢èàÂÕèÂÇÁéÒ | khaiL yiaaoF maaH | noun | century egg |
ä¢éÃÒ¡ÊÒ´ | khaiF raakF saatL | noun | typhoid fever; typhus |
ä¢èÅÇ¡ | khaiL luaakF | noun | soft-boiled egg |
ä¢èÅ͹éÓ | khaiL laawyM naamH | noun | poached egg |
| ä¢ÅÒ¹ | khaiR laanM | verb | to wind (e.g. toy, watch) |
| verb | to remind someone to do something over and over |
ä¢ÅÙ¡¡Øá¨  | khaiR luukF goonM jaaeM | verb | unlock |
ä¢éàÅ×Í´ÍÍ¡ | khaiF leuuatF aawkL | noun | hemorrhagic fever |
| ä¢Çè | khwaiL | adverb | busily; aflutter; with much activity |
| verb | [¢ÇÑ¡ä¢Çè] to move about in helter-skelter fashion |
ä¢Çé  | khwaiF | verb, transitive, intransitive | to cross two objects together; to arrange in a crisscrossed way; to interlock or link together; to swap or interchange |
| verb, colloquial | to pawn an object |
ä¢Çé¢Ò¡Ñ¹ | khwaiF khaaR ganM | modifier | [general] [has] legs crossed; [is] crossing (his) legs |
ä¢Çéà¢Ç | khwaiF khwaehR | modifier | [is] confusing; ambiguous; easily misunderstood |
| ä¢ÇèËéÒ§ | khwaiL haangF | modifier, verb | cross-legged; to cross (one's) legs |
ä¢èÊÍ´äÊé | khaiL saawtL saiF | noun | stuffed omelette |
| ä¢éÊèÒ | khaiF saaL | noun | dengue fever |
ä¢èË¡¿Í§ | khaiL hohkL faawngM | | six eggs |
| ä¢éËÇÑ´ | khaiF watL | noun | common cold with an elevated temperature |
ä¢éËÇÑ´ãËè  | khaiF watL yaiL | noun | influenza, the flu |
ä¢èËÓ | khaiL hamR | noun | testicle; testicles |
ä¢èËÔ¹ | khaiL hinR | noun | hard-boiled egg |
ä¢éàËÅ×ͧ | khaiF leuuangR | noun | yellow fever |
ä¢èãËè  | khaiL yaiL | noun, phrase, colloquial | [humerous approving; sexual colloquial slang] well-endowed, well-hung; [of a man] having large sexual organs, or [of a woman] having large breasts |
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