What is meaning of Soodrak and teesod?

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Difficult to be 100% what the words are from your romanisation and without the tones.

The first might be sutrak (สุดรัก) - beloved.

I'm guessing the second word is thiisut (ที่สุด). It's used after adjectives to create the superlative (-est).

Edited August 31, 201114 yr by AyG

Difficult to be 100% what the words are from your romanisation and without the tones.

The first might be sutrak (สุดรัก) - beloved.

I'm guessing the second word is thiisut (ที่สุด). It's used after adjectives to create the superlative (-est).

Well I have typed it as it was written to me so I am not absolute certain but the above seems right. Is there any reason that the lady who wrote them would use sutrak rather than teerak which seems more a more obvious word to use?

The "sut" part strengthens the meaning - rather like "most beloved".