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Thai

ผง

Pronunciation

phǒŋ

ผง

phǒŋ

powder

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  1. 1 powder、fine dust or debris

This word refers to a substance made up of very fine particles, such as a powder. It can also describe tiny specks of dust or debris in context.

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powder、fine dust or debris

Noun⭐️3 Common

A substance consisting of very fine particles, including manufactured powders and tiny bits of dust or debris.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The central idea of ผง is a substance made up of fine particles. It is an everyday word used for powders in cooking, medicine, cleaning products, and many other contexts. Common patterns include เป็นผง, “to be in powder form,” and บดให้เป็นผง, “to grind into a powder.” It also combines with other nouns to identify a type of powder, as in ผงกาแฟ, “ground coffee” or “coffee powder.” Depending on the context, ผง can also refer to an unidentified tiny speck of dust or debris, especially something that gets into the eye.

Usage

It is commonly used for powdered spices and seasonings, powdered medicine, detergent, drink mixes, and the result of grinding a solid material. In everyday conversation, it can also describe a tiny particle that has gotten into someone’s eye.

Caution

For ordinary household or airborne dust, ฝุ่น is usually more natural. Also, เป็นผง implies that something has become powder-like; if it merely breaks into several pieces, แตกเป็นชิ้น ๆ is more appropriate.

Differences from similar words

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