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"ache; pain" in Thai

ปวด
Ache; pain. The Thai for "ache; pain" is "ปวด".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “ache; pain” is ปวด.

Examples of "ache; pain" in use

There are 22 examples of the Thai word for "ache; pain" being used:
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to have a headache ปวดหัว
to have toothache ปวดฟัน
I have a headache. (female speaker) ฉันปวดหัว
I have never had this pain before. ฉันไม่เคยปวดมาก่อน
Do you still have foot pain? คุณยังปวดเท้าอยู่ไหม
to have backache ปวดหลัง
I have pain in both legs. ฉันปวดขาทั้งสองข้าง
Do you have any pain? (male polite form) คุณมีอาการปวดไหมครับ
He has pain in his left foot. เขามีอาการปวดเท้าซ้าย
I have had this pain before. ฉันเคยมีอาการปวดมาก่อน

Practice Lesson

"ache; pain" Practice (23)
Lesson
Lesson words
ache; pain,
to have a headache,
to have a stomach ache,
to have backache
etc.

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Lesson phrases
Although she is in pain, she doesn’t go to the doctor.,
Do you have any pain? (male polite form),
Do you still have foot pain?,
He has pain in his left foot.,
I have a headache. (female speaker),
I have a lot of pain in my wrist.,
I have a stomach ache,
I have had this pain before.,
I have never had this pain before.,
I have pain in both legs.,
I have pain in my arm.,
I have pain in my left arm.,
I have pain when urinating.,
It hurts when I touch it.,
My arm still aches.,
That meal made her stomach ache.,
The pain is there all the time.,
to have toothache,
Which arm do you have pain in?
etc.

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