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Thai

รอย

Pronunciation

rɔɔy

รอย

rɔɔy

mark

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  1. 1 mark、scratch、stain、scar or crease
  2. 2 [counter for marks, stains, scars, or tracks]

This word refers to a visible sign left when something touches, passes over, damages, or changes a surface. It covers marks such as scratches and stains as well as tracks and other traces of someone's presence.

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mark、scratch、stain、scar or crease

Noun⭐️4 Often used

A visible mark on a surface or the body, such as a scratch, stain, crease, scar, or line.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The central idea of รอย is a visible sign remaining as the result of an action, contact, movement, damage, or other change. It can stand alone for a mark or trace, but it frequently combines with another word that identifies the type of mark: รอยเท้า is a footprint, รอยเปื้อน a stain, รอยแตก a crack, and รอยต่อ a joint or seam. รอยยิ้ม is the ordinary word for a smile, conceptualized as the visible form produced by smiling. Common patterns include มีรอย (“have a mark”), เป็นรอย (“become marked”), ทิ้งรอยไว้ (“leave a mark or trace”), and ตามรอย (“follow a trail”). รอย can also serve as its own classifier when counting individual marks. For example, รอยแผลเป็นสองรอย means “two scars.”

Usage

It is common when talking about scratches on furniture, stains on clothing, scars or acne marks on the skin, and wrinkles on the face. It is also used for following footprints or looking for evidence that a person or animal was present. In beauty-related contexts, expressions such as ลดรอยสิว (“reduce the appearance of acne marks”) are frequent.

Caution

รอย refers to a resulting mark, not the wound itself, which is แผล. Do not confuse it with รอ (“to wait”) or ร้อย (“one hundred” or “to thread”), which are separate words with different spellings.

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