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| หนองน้ำ naawngR naamH |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | หฺนอง-น้าม |
| IPA | nɔ̌ːŋ náːm |
| Royal Thai General System | nong nam |
| [noun] | |||
| definition | swampy lake | ||
| classifiers | ที่  | theeF | [numerical classifier for a location; a place, altar, armed forces, ashtray, beach, bridge, brothel, bruise, burn on skin, insect bites, breakfast cereals] [formal classifier for meals] |
| แห่ง | haengL | [numerical classifier for locations] | |
| components | หนอง | naawngR | marsh; swamp; bog |
| น้ำ | naamH | river; stream; brook; creek; tide; waterway | |
| sample sentence | ผมจูงควายมาถึงหนองน้ำแล้ว ควายมันจะกินหรือไม่ ก็เรื่องของควาย กูพามาถึงแล้ว มึงจะไม่กินก็ช่างมัน  phohmR juungM khwaaiM maaM theungR naawngR naamH laaeoH khwaaiM manM jaL ginM reuuR maiF gaawF reuuangF khaawngR khwaaiM guuM phaaM maaM theungR laaeoH meungM jaL maiF ginM gaawF changF manM "I brought my buffalo to the watering hole; whether the buffalo will drink or not is up to the buffalo. I brought him here; if he doesn’t drink, well, it’s up to him." "You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink.” | ||
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