No. 685 in Thai
ahq
The Thai word "ahq" (อากาศ) means "air" or "weather" in English.
In a sentence
อากงเดินไปตลาดทุกเช้า
Grandfather walks to the market every morning.
In this sentence, 'อากง (ah-q)' refers to one's paternal grandfather, commonly used in Thai with Chinese influence.
อักษรภาษาไทยมีสามสิบสี่ตัว
The Thai alphabet has thirty-four letters.
Here, 'อัก (ah-q)' functions as a root word related to letters or characters, especially within the context of the Thai language.
เขาอังหม้อน้ำให้เดือด
He heated the kettle until it boiled.
In this context, 'อัง (ah-q)' relates to heating or placing something over heat, utilized here to describe boiling water with a kettle.
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