On another thread someone mentioned the word "lamok". I thought it meant "troublemaker". Does it? Which word clearly defines troublemaker?

Thank you for your time and consideration.

-a

Which is the word for "imp" ?

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-a

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On another thread someone mentioned the word "lamok".  I thought it meant "troublemaker".  Does it? Which word clearly defines troublemaker?

Thank you for your time and consideration.

-a

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"troublemaker"

ตัวก่อเรื่อง Tua Kor Reung

ตัวสร้างปัญหา Tua Sang Pun Ha

ตัวก่อปัญหา Tua Kor Pun Ha

what's a dry humour you are !!

Bambi

Thanks loong. I saw the word lamok on the thread and wondered if it could also loosely mean "troublermaker". My ear for Thai is not well developed. Perhaps the word I heard was something like lam bok.

-a

On another thread someone mentioned the word "lamok".  I thought it meant "troublemaker".  Does it? Which word clearly defines troublemaker?

Thank you for your time and consideration.

-a

"troublemaker"

ตัวก่อเรื่อง Tua Kor Reung

ตัวสร้างปัญหา Tua Sang Pun Ha

ตัวก่อปัญหา Tua Kor Pun Ha

what's a dry humour you are !!

Bambi

Khap khun kap Bambina. You're a treasure here at TV.

"Lamok" Hmmm. It appears I am not a troublemaker afterall but rather I'm a dirty minded fellow, oh my! Given the circumstances I'd say both translations did indeed apply to me at the time.

-a

Ah yes,

ลำบาก

Lumbuk ( However is spelt) means "troublesome" or "difficult"

It's yet another expression that is difficult to know exactly when to use. In fact it's a 'Lumbuk' word!

It is an adjective not a noun, so cannot mean Troublemaker

Maybe "Khon Lumbuk" or " Khon Kwam Lumbuk " would be a troublemaker? in a sense of a person who causes difficulties as opposed to one looking for a fight.

I'm Babbling here, have no idea really

Ah yes,

ลำบาก

Lumbuk ( However is spelt) means "troublesome" or "difficult"

It's yet another expression that is difficult to know exactly when to use. In fact it's a 'Lumbuk' word!

It is an adjective not a noun, so cannot mean Troublemaker

Maybe "Khon Lumbuk" or " Khon Kwam Lumbuk " would be  a troublemaker? in a sense of a person who causes difficulties as opposed to one looking for a fight.

I'm Babbling here, have no idea really

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ลำบาก means difficult as in a difficult life ชีวิตลำบาก - a life of poverty, hardship, a struggle to survive.

Thanks for the responses and clarifrication.

Ah yes,

ลำบาก

Lumbuk ( However is spelt) means "troublesome" or "difficult"

It's yet another expression that is difficult to know exactly when to use. In fact it's a 'Lumbuk' word!

It is an adjective not a noun, so cannot mean Troublemaker

Maybe "Khon Lumbuk" or " Khon Kwam Lumbuk " would be  a troublemaker? in a sense of a person who causes difficulties as opposed to one looking for a fight.

I'm Babbling here, have no idea really

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I would say ตัวยุ่ง or ตัวเจ้าปัญหา is what you are looking for here.....