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táp
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In a nutshell
'To lay over,' to put on top — and, oddly, 'a hut,' a little shack.
- VerbBuilt up from ทับ16ทับซ้อนtáp sónto overlapOften heardWorth learningทับถมtáp tŏmto pile up,slander,heap upOften heardWorth learningทับถมtáp tŏmto defame,incriminate,criticizeOften heardWorth learningทับศัพท์táp sàpto transliterateOccasionalNot a priority to learnทับหลังtáp lănglintelOccasionalNot a priority to learnทับเกษตรtáp gà-sètplatform(for the sitting Buddha image)UncommonNot a priority to learnทับกันtáp ganoverlap each other,lie one upon anotherObscureSafe to skip for nowทับลงtáp longto put over,lay over,put overObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ต้นไม้ที่เป็นโรคถูกโค่นเพื่อป้องกันไม่ให้ล้มทับบ้านdtôn mái têe bpen rôhk tòok kôhn pêuua bpông gan mâi hâi lóm táp bâanThe diseased tree was felled to prevent it from falling on the house.เขาโค่นต้นไม้เพื่อป้องกันไม่ให้มันล้มทับหลังคาkăo kôhn dtôn mái pêuua bpông gan mâi hâi man lóm táp lăng kaaHe fells the tree to prevent it from falling on the roof.
- NounBuilt up from ทับ1ทับแพtáp paehut on the raftObscureSafe to skip for now