Thailand
- proper noun
- /ˈtaɪlænd/
- I traveled to Thailand last summer and fell in love with its vibrant culture.
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Thailand and Malaysia
- exports from Thailand
You have Siam nowadays, Thailand as an independent country.
- You have Siam nowadays, Thailand as an independent country.
- Did the same thing that I did when we were in Thailand last year.
- My dad moved to Thailand and I just love playing football.
- They're they're, they're edible crickets from, from Thailand with with spicy BBQ flavour.
- Iran is second only to Thailand in terms of gender reassignment surgery.
- We had a student, a student at Cornell from Thailand.
- He said, well, we were way up in up country, Thailand.
- Speaking of Thailand, John Boziak is in Thailand right now.
- You know, I did a movie with this guy, Henry Lau in Thailand.
- And I had been in Thailand before that and ITT to Vietnam.
- So I'm going to watch Thailand Netflix using surf shark VPN.
Examples
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What is this place, Thailand?
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This is my fourth time in Thailand, but Gabe's first.
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My dad moved to Thailand and I just love playing football.
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Well, Thailand is a good choice.
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We leave for Thailand Friday.
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An incredible thing about Thailand is the amazing traditional cuisine.
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Even today, in Bangkok and central Thailand, they still travel by boat.
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I've been going to Thailand and working there since I can remember.
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It was a gift from the king of Thailand.
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"I've been dying to ask you about Thailand," said Sally, "but at school, you always keep to yourself."
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
The former name of Thailand in Southeast Asia
A country in Southeast Asia often called Thailand
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Thailand comes from Thai (the name of the people, often said to mean 'free') plus land ('country'), so you can remember it as the 'land of the free'.