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Thai

พก

Pronunciation

phók

พก

phók

carry

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  1. 1 carry、carry with one、bring along

พก mainly means to carry something with you, usually on your body or in a pocket or bag. As a noun, it can also refer to a pouch-like fold made at the waist of a sarong or traditional cloth.

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carry、carry with one、bring along

Verb⭐️4 Often used

This means to carry something with you, typically in a pocket, bag, or close to your body. It is about having it on hand, not merely owning it.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The core idea of พก is carrying something with you so it is available when needed. It commonly goes with small items such as phones, wallets, cash, ID cards, medicine, umbrellas, chargers, amulets, or weapons. The pattern พก...ไว้ adds the sense of keeping something on hand. พกพา is common in product descriptions and means to carry around or to be portable.

Usage

Use this word when talking about what someone brings along when going out, traveling, commuting, following rules, or describing portable products. It fits contexts such as remembering to bring something, always carrying something, or prohibiting people from carrying weapons.

Caution

Do not use พก for transporting large luggage, furniture, or heavy objects. Use words such as ขน, ยก, or เอาไป depending on the action. Also, for simple ownership use มี; พก means the item is actually being carried with the person.

Differences from similar words

1 carry synonyms

  • ถือ means to hold something in the hand. พก means to carry something with you, usually in a pocket, bag, or close to your body.

  • มี means to have or own something. พก means you are carrying it with you at that time.

  • เอาไป broadly means to take something somewhere. พก is more specific: carrying a small item with you on your person or in a bag.

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