What is the meaning of thai word "thulet" ?

[afzal]

I know this is a negative or bad word, i would like to know the meaning

[upu2]

Do you have the Thai spelling?

[metisdead]

Moving to the Thai language forum for translation. 

[nikmar]

could be ......    ดูแล -   to take care of as in I take care of my niece at the weekend.

[upu2]

It is Dulea which means to take care of

[stud858]

I've heard it. Kind of sounds like they r saying too late in English.

 

My guess by context is bulldust or someone just calling you a knobby.

 

[tubby johnson]

ทุเรศ

 

It means: obscene, shameful, wretched, pitiable

Edited August 21, 2018 by tubby johnson

[kokesaat]

I'll guess it's ตอแหล  to lie

[tgeezer]

I know this is a negative or bad word, i would like to know the meaning

It means that the speaker doesn't approve of the thing they see or hear. If it sounds like 'too late' then as already stated, they are trying to say 'too rate' I expect.


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[elwood]

ตอแหล - "bullshit" is what I have always heard it used as!

[digbeth]

ทุเรศ too rate is not ตอแหล tor lae

 

stop confusing other people with your limited vocabulary

[55Jay]

My wife says it means "idiot".  Someone does something dumb/stupid, people will say this word.

[stud858]

15 minutes ago, 55Jay said:

My wife says it means "idiot".  Someone does something dumb/stupid, people will say this word.

That matches the context in which I've heard.

What do you think the rudeness level is.

For example idiot isn't as bad as penis head. Idiot about 7/10 and penis head about 8.5 . f wit would be close to 10.

[digbeth]

27 minutes ago, 55Jay said:

My wife says it means "idiot".  Someone does something dumb/stupid, people will say this word.

literally it means pitiful or disgusting

[bannork]

On 8/22/2018 at 12:28 PM, tgeezer said:

It means that the speaker doesn't approve of the thing they see or hear. If it sounds like 'too late' then as already stated, they are trying to say 'too rate' I expect.


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It's interesting to compare ทุเรศ  with หมั่นไส้

From what I can gather as tgeezer says, the speaker doesn't like what he sees or hears, a very low quality painting in an art gallery, a miserable performance by an English national team, whilst หมั่นไส้ may be used for behaviour we disapprove of- the boot licking lackey, the fake faith healer, the lying politician, etc.