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ªÒÂâÊ´ | chaayM sohtL | noun | bachelor; unmarried man |
| ªÒÂ˹ØèÁ | chaayM noomL | noun | young man |
 ªÒÂËÒ´ | chaayM haatL | noun | beach |
| ªÒÂËÒ´à¡Å×è͹仴éÇ¢Ǵà»ÅèÒ ¡ÃлëͧàºÕÂÃì àÈÉá¡éÇ ¤ÃÒºàÅ×Í´ àÈÉ¢ÂÐ ·ÕèÃÍ¢¹ä»·Ôé§ãËéà·ÈºÒÅà¢éÒÁÒ´ÙáÅ·Ó¤ÇÒÁÊÐÍÒ´à¾×èÍ¿×鹿٪ÒÂËÒ´ | chaayM haatL gleuuanL bpaiM duayF khuaatL bplaaoL graL bpaawngR biia[r]M saehtL gaaeoF khraapF leuuatF saehtL khaL yaL theeF raawM khohnR bpaiM thingH haiF thaehtF saL baanM khaoF maaM duuM laaeM thahmM khwaamM saL aatL pheuuaF feuunH fuuM chaayM haatL | example sentence | "The beach was littered with empty bottles, beer cans, broken glass, bloody tracks, and trash, all waiting to be thrown away; the municipal authorities (will) come in to clean up and restore the beach (to its original condition)." |
| ªÒÂÒ | chaaM yaaM | noun | royal consort; wife |
| ªÒàÂç¹ | chaaM yenM | noun | iced tea |
| ªÒàÂç¹ | chaaM yenM | adjective, idiom | unfriendly |
| ªÒÃì¨ | chaa[r]geF | noun, verb, loanword, English | [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "charge" (i.e. of a battery)] |
| ªÒÃì«Ñ´´Ò | chaa[r]M satH daaM | proper noun, geographical | Charsadda [a city in Pakistan] |
| ªÒÃìàµÍÃì | chaa[r]M dtuuhrM | loanword, English | [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "charter"] |
| ªÒÃìÅÊì | chaa[r]l[s]M | noun, loanword, English | Charles [an English given name] |
| ªÒÃìÅʵѹ | chaa[r]M lohtH dtanM | proper noun, geographical | Charleston, the capital city of àÇÍÃì¨Ôà¹ÕµÐÇѹµ¡ (West Virginia) |
| proper noun, geographical | Charleston, city and port in á¤âÃäŹÒãµé (South Carolina) |
| ªÒÃìÅç͵ | chaa[r]M lawtH | proper noun, person | Charlotte [an English given name] |
| ªÒÃìÅç͵ÍÒÁÒÅÕ | chaa[r]M lawtH aaM maaM leeM | proper noun, geographical | Charlotte Amalie, a city on St. Thomas (Virgin Islands) |
| ªÒÃìÅÕ | chaa[r]M leeM | proper noun, person, loanword, English | Charlie [an English given name] |
| ªÒÃ͹ | chaaM raawnM | proper noun, loanword, English | Sharon [a given name] |
ªÒÃé͹  | chaaM raawnH | noun | hot tea |
| ªéÒŧ | chaaH lohngM | verb | slow down |
| ªÒÅÒ | chaaM laaM | noun | platform; open verandah; porch |
| ªÒÇ | chaaoM | noun | folk; people |
| ªÒÇ¡Ãا | chaaoM groongM | noun | city people; townspeople |
| ªÒÇ¡ÐàËÃÕè§ | chaaoM gaL riiangL | proper noun | Karen people |
| ªÒÇà¡Âì | chaaoM gaeh[y]M | noun, colloquial | gay people |
| ªÒÇ¢èÒ | chaaoM khaaL | noun, colloquial | a tribe of Mon-Cambodian descent residing on mountains |
| ªÒÇà¢Ò | chaaoM khaoR | noun, plural | hill-tribe people |
| ªÒǨչ | chaaoM jeenM | noun | Chinese person; Chinese people |
| ªÒǪ¹º· | chaaoM chohnM bohtL | noun, phrase | wheat |
| ªÒÇÕè»Øè¹ | chaaoM yeeF bpoonL | noun | Japanese people; Japanese folk |
| ªÒÇ´ÍÂ | chaaoM daawyM | noun | hilltribe people; ethnic minority folk |
| ªÒǵèÒ§»ÃÐà·È | chaaoM dtaangL bpraL thaehtF | noun | foreigner |
| ªÒÇä· | chaaoM thaiM | plural, proper noun, person, adjective, formal | Tai people, a widespread group of peoples in southeast Asia ethnically associated with valley paddy-rice culture |
| ªÒÇä·Â | chaaoM thaiM | noun | Thai folk; Thai people |
| ªÒÇä·Â¾Ø·¸ | chaaoM thaiM phootH | noun | Thai-Buddhist folk |
| ªÒÇä·ÂÁØÊÅÔÁ | chaaoM thaiM mootH limM | noun | Thai-Muslim folk |
| ªÒÇ¹Ò | chaaoM naaM | noun, phrase, colloquial | rice farmer |
| ªÒǹҪÒÇäÃè | chaaoM naaM chaaoM raiF | noun | [general] farmer; agriculturist |
| ªÒǺéÒ¹ | chaaoM baanF | noun | villagers; "common folks" |
| ªÒǺéÒ¹·ÕèäÁèÂÍÁ¢Ò·Õè´Ô¹ãËé¼ÙéÁÕÍÔ·¸Ô¾Å ÃÐÇѧ¨Ðâ´¹ä¢éâ»é§ | chaaoM baanF theeF maiF yaawmM khaayR theeF dinM haiF phuuF meeM itL thiH phohnM raH wangM jaL dohnM khaiF bpohngF | | Villagers who refuse to sell their land to influential persons should be concerned about becoming a shooting victim. |
| ªÒÇâºÎÕàÁÕ | chaaoM bohM heeM miiaM | noun, proper noun, person, phrase, formal | Bohemian |
| ªÒÇ»ÃÐÁ§ | chaaoM bpraL mohngM | noun, formal | fisherman |
| ªÒǽÃÑè§ | chaaoM faL rangL | noun | foreigner; white man |
| ªÒǽÃÑè§àÈÊ | chaaoM faL rangL saehtL | noun | French person |
| ªÒǾط¸ | chaaoM phootH | noun | [colloquial term] a Buddhist (person) |
| ªÒÇÁÍ | chaaoM maawnM | proper noun | Mon people |
| ªÒÇÁØÊÅÔÁ | chaaoM mootH limM | noun | Muslim people |
| ªÒÇàÁ硫ԡѹ | chaaoM mekH siH ganM | proper noun | Mexican people |
| ªÒÇàÁ硫ԡѹËÅÒÂËÁ×蹤¹¡ç¹Ñ´¡Ñ¹ÅØ¡Î×ͪØÁ¹ØÁ»Ãзéǧµè͵éÒ¹ÃÑ°ºÒÅ | chaaoM mekH siH ganM laayR meuunL khohnM gawF natH ganM lookH heuuM choomM noomM bpraL thuaangH dtaawL dtaanF ratH thaL baanM | example sentence | "Many thousands of Mexicans have come together to rise up and protest against the government." |
| ªÒÇàÁ×ͧ | chaaoM meuuangM | noun, plural | city people; townspeople |
| ªÒÇÂÔ»«Õ | chaaoM yipH seeM | noun, plural, proper noun, formal | gypsy folks; Bohemians |
| ªÒÇÃéÒ¹ | chaaoM raanH | noun, plural | shopkeepers; tradespeople |
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