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¼ÔǤÅéÓ | phiuR khlaahmH | adjective | dark-skinned |
¼ÔǤÅéÓá´´ | phiuR khlaahmH daaetL | noun | suntan |
| ¼ÔÇ´Ó | phiuR dahmM | adjective | dark-skinned; dark skin |
| ¼ÔǹéÓ | phiuR naahmH | noun | water surface; surface tension |
| ¼Ôǻҡ | phiuR bpaakL | verb | whistle |
| ¼ÔÇÁѹ | phiuR manM | adjective | oily skin |
| ¼ÔÇ˹ѧ | phiuR nangR | noun, phrase, formal | skin |
| ¼ÔÇ˹ѧ·Õè´éÒ¹Ë¹Ò | phiuR nangR theeF daanF naaR | noun | callused skin |
| ¼ÔÇ˹éÒ | phiuR naaF | noun, phrase | surface |
| ¼ÔÇàËÅ×ͧ | phiuR leuuangR | noun | yellow skin |
| ¼ÔÇáËé§ | phiuR haaengF | noun | dry skin |
| ¼ÔÇäËÁé | phiuR maiF | noun | sunburn |
| ¼ÔÇèÒ | phiL waaF | conjunction, phrase, poetic | if; in case that; lest; should it happen that |
 ¼Õ | pheeR | noun | ghost; spirit |
| noun, plural | [¼Õ æ] ghosts |
| adjective | [pertaining to sorcery] spiritual |
| ¼Õ æ | pheeR pheeR | noun, plural | ghosts |
| ¼Õ¡ÃÐÊ×Í | pheeR graL seuuR | | female filth-eating wraith in Thai folklore; ignis fatuus; will-o'-the-wisp, a flitting phosphorescence seen over marshes at night |
| ¼Õ¡ÃÐËѧ | pheeR graL hangR | noun | male filth-eating wraith in Thai folklore who used a pair of ¡ÃÐ´é§ to help him fly at night |
| ¼Õà¨éÒ·Õè | pheeR jaoF theeF | noun | spirit of a place or an object |
| ¼Õ«éÓ´éÓ¾ÅÍ | pheeR sahmH dahmF phlaawyM | example sentence, idiom | "It never rains but it pours." |
| ¼ÕÕè»Øè¹ | pheeR yeeF bpoonL | noun | Japanese ghost |
| ¼Õ´Ôº | pheeR dipL | noun, phrase, colloquial | a zombie; the uncremated dead; the spirit of an uncremated dead |
| ¼Õ´Ôº | pheeR dipL | noun, idiom | someone whose face or behaviour shows no feeling, deference, understanding, or interest in what is going on around them |
| ¼Õ´Ôº´Ù´àÅ×Í´ | pheeR dipL duutL leuuatF | noun, phrase, colloquial | vampire |
| ¼Õ´Ôºá¿Ã§à¡ç¹Êäµ¹ì | pheeR dipL fraaengM genM saL dtai[n]M | noun, proper noun | the Frankenstein monster |
| ¼Õ´Ù´àÅ×Í´ | pheeR duutL leuuatF | noun, phrase, colloquial | vampire; blood-sucking creature |
| ¼ÕµÍ§àËÅ×ͧ | pheeR dtaawngM leuuangR | proper noun | Phi Tong Leuang, [Thai appelation of] the Mlabri ethnic minority group in northern Thailand |
| ¼ÕµÒ¹Õ | pheeR dtaaM neeM | noun, proper noun, person | a kind of long-haired female ghost believed to inhabit banana trees |
| ¼ÕµÒÂâ˧ | pheeR dtaayM ngohR | noun | spirit of a person who died violently |
| ¼ÕºéÒ¹ | pheeR baanF | noun | spirit of a house |
| ¼Õ»Íº | pheeR bpaawpL | noun | spirit; ghost |
| ¼Õ»ÕÈÒ¨ | pheeR bpeeM saatL | noun | ghost; genii; spirit; demon |
| ¼Õâ»è§ | pheeR bpohngL | noun | a spirit of the forest |
| ¼Õ¾Øè§ãµé | pheeR phoongF dtaiF | noun | falling star; shooting star; meteor |
| ¼Õ⾧ | pheeR phohngM | noun | evil ghost |
| ¼ÕàÃ×͹ | pheeR reuuanM | noun | benevolent spirit which dwells in the household |
¼ÕàÊ×éÍ  | pheeR seuuaF | noun | butterfly |
| ¼ÕàÊ×éÍÃÒµÃÕ | pheeR seuuaF raaM dtreeM | example sentence, idiom | "Lady of the night." — prostitute |
| ¼ÕàÊ×éÍÊÁØ·Ã | pheeR seuuaF saL mootL | noun | water-borne demon |
| ¼ÕËÅÍ¡ ÇÔÒ³ËÅ͹ | pheeR laawkL winM yaanM laawnR | proper noun, event, phrase, colloquial | [Thai name of the movie "The Exorcist"] |
| ¼ÕÍÒÃÑ¡Éì | pheeR aaM rak[s]H | noun | guardian spirit of a community or household |
| ¼Öè§ | pheungL | verb | to sun-dry; to hang (something) out in the open air to dry; to expose |
| attributive verb | [is] spread-out (for drying); hung-out |
| noun | adze; hoe |
| attributive verb | (of the chest) [is] broad; muscular; built |
| ¼Öé§ | pheungF | noun | bee |
| ¼Öé§â¡ë¹ | pheungF gohnR | noun | [a certain] bee that builds its nest in a tree hollow |
| ¼Ö駧ҹ | pheungF ngaanM | noun | worker bee |
| ¼×¹ | pheuunR | noun, adjective | strip; sheet; piece; plot [of land] |
| classifier | [numerical classifier for towels, sheets, linens, mat] |
| ¼×è¹ | pheuunL | noun | rash (on skin) |
| ¼×¹¹Ò | pheuunR naaM | noun | farmland |
| ¼×蹺¹¼ÔÇ˹ѧ | pheuunL bohnM phiuR nangR | noun | rash on skin |
| ¼Ø | phooL | adjective | decayed; rotten |
| to decay; to rot |
| ¼Ø´ | phootL | verb | to pop up; to appear [especially] out of the water; emerge; turn up; show oneself; to become evident; to pop into view |
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