ศีรษะ
sĕe-sà[ สี-สะ ]
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In a nutshell
The formal, polite word — 'the head'; 'hua' is everyday.
- Nounof Pali/Sanskrit originBuilt up from ศีรษะ12ศีรษะบางsĕe-sà baangbald headObscureSafe to skip for nowก้มศีรษะgôm sĕe-sàto nod,nod in assentObscureSafe to skip for nowทางศีรษะtaang sĕe-sàhead partObscureSafe to skip for nowปวดศีรษะbpùuat sĕe-sàto have a headache,be a headacheObscureSafe to skip for nowผงกศีรษะpà-ngòk sĕe-sàto nod one's head,give a nod,make a nodObscureSafe to skip for nowสั่นศีรษะsàn sĕe-sàto shake one's headObscureSafe to skip for nowส่ายศีรษะsàai sĕe-sàto shake one's headObscureSafe to skip for nowเวียนศีรษะwiian sĕe-sà[to be] dizzy,giddyObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.รูปปั้นนั้นมีศีรษะที่ไม่มีใบหน้าrôop bpân nán mee sĕe-sà têe mâi mee bai nâaThe statue had a faceless head.กรุณาสวมหมวกเพื่อป้องกันศีรษะจากแสงแดดgà-rú-naa sŭuam mùuak pêuua bpông gan sĕe-sà jàak săeng dàetPlease wear hats to protect your heads from the sun.ฉันต้องการนวดศีรษะchăn dtông gaan nûuat sĕe-sàI need a head massage.เธอวางศีรษะพักบนหมอนter waang sĕe-sà pák bon mŏnShe rests her head on the pillow.ซับในของหมวกช่วยให้ศีรษะของฉันอบอุ่นsáp nai kŏng mùuak chûuay hâi sĕe-sà kŏng chăn òp ùnThe lining of the hat keeps my head warm.