Thai
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- adjective
- /taɪ/
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- We will find some good Thai food if that's around.
- Thai culture
- Thai monks
- a Thai temple
And there's a very strong Thai tradition there.
- And there's a very strong Thai tradition there.
- And you know what I love A Thai style pork rice bowl.
- To start off this video got my pad Thai and my Thai tea.
- Also, if meatballs aren't your thing, they do a Thai style pork rice bowl.
- I like, I like the Walkers sun bites, the Thai chili ones.
Examples
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About another three miles north, just over the Thai border.
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Had some bad Thai food last night.
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So today we are doing a full day at the Thai Secret Cooking School.
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You know, there is a great Thai restaurant next to the Shore Club.
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Here at Ores, we serve the modern Thai comfort food with my own twist.
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And there you go, a bowl of fresh Thai lemongrass soup.
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If you wanna hang out later, there's this really good takeout Thai place around the corner.
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I enjoyed a delicious meal of Thai curry at the local restaurant.
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She loves the vibrant flavors of Thai cuisine, especially in their famous spring rolls.
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We learned some traditional Thai dance moves during our visit to Bangkok.
Synonyms
Relating to the Thai language as spoken in Thailand
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thai comes from the name the people use for themselves, Tai, which also carried the idea of 'free'; so Thailand means 'land of the Thai', and Thai as an adjective describes things from that country.