ดอ
do
Meanings
1NounB1
spoken name of the consonant ด
the syllable used when naming the Thai consonant ด (dor dek); by extension, can refer to the letter ด itself
Examples
พยัญชนะpá-yan-chá-náพยัญชนะpá-yan-chá-ná1consonant (sound or letter)2Thai consonant letterไทยtaiไทยtai1Thai (language)2Thai; of Thailand3Thai personตัวdtuuaตัวdtuua1body; self; person (colloq.)2character; figure3classifier: animals, garments, furniture, certain items; people (informal)4self-/personal (attributive)นี้néeนี้née1this (near speaker)2this one3this; the present (time/topic)อ่านàanอ่านàan1[to] read2[to] read aloud; pronounce3[to] interpret; make sense ofว่าwâaว่าwâa1[to] say; tell; say that2[to] think; consider; deem3that (clause marker)4about; regarding5[to] scold; reproach; criticizeดอdoดอdo1spoken name of the consonant ด2penis (vulgar slang)เด็กdèkเด็กdèk1child; kid2young person (informal)3classifier: children
This Thai consonant is read as 'Dor Dek'.
2NounB2
penis (vulgar slang)
a vulgar slang term for the male genitals; strongly informal/offensive in many contexts
Examples
เด็กวัยรุ่นdèk wai rûnเด็กวัยรุ่นdèk wai rûnteenager; adolescentกลุ่มglùmกลุ่มglùm1[to] group; cluster2group (classification label)3group; clusterนั้นnánนั้นnán1that (distal demonstrative)2that one; that thing3that (emphatic/contrastive final particle)พูดจาpôot jaaพูดจาpôot jaa1[to] speak; talk (how one speaks)2speech; way of speakingหยาบคายyàap kaaiหยาบคายyàap kaairude; vulgar; coarseมากmâakมากmâak1very; extremely2many; numerous3much; a lot; greatlyได้ยินdâi-yinได้ยินdâi-yin1[to] hear2[to] hear of; be told; learn (by hearing)คำว่าkam wâaคำว่าkam wâathe word/term (introductory marker)ดอdoดอdo1spoken name of the consonant ด2penis (vulgar slang)หลุดออกมาlùt òk maaหลุดออกมาlùt òk maa1[to] come off; [to] fall out2[to] slip out; [of info] leak outด้วยdûuayด้วยdûuay1with; together with2also; too; as well3by; by means of; using4because; since (formal/literary)5polite/softening sentence particle (formal)6because of; due to
That group of teenagers was speaking very crudely; I heard the word 'dor' slip out.