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ผลิใบ

Components

ผลิ
ใบ

Pronunciation

phlì bay

ผลิใบ

phlì bay

put out new leaves

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  1. 1 put out new leaves、come into leaf

Describes a tree or other plant beginning to put out fresh leaves, often suggesting seasonal renewal and new growth.

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put out new leaves、come into leaf

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

Describes fresh or young leaves beginning to emerge from a plant.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ผลิใบ combines ผลิ, “to emerge or begin to open,” with ใบ, “leaf.” Common subjects include ต้นไม้ (tree), กิ่งไม้ (branch), พืช (plant), and ป่า (forest). It also occurs with ใบอ่อน (young leaves) and ใบใหม่ (new leaves), as in ผลิใบอ่อน and ผลิใบใหม่. It can describe plant growth plainly, but it is also well suited to vivid descriptions of nature, especially when new leaves suggest renewal after a dry or dormant period.

Usage

Used when talking about seasonal change, plants growing after rain, garden trees or crops producing fresh leaves, and forests turning green again. In descriptive writing and songs, it may also evoke renewal or a new beginning.

Caution

ผลิบาน mainly describes flowers blooming, whereas ผลิใบ refers to leaves emerging. Also, do not confuse it with ฤดูใบไม้ผลิ, which means “spring”; the word order and meaning are different.

Differences from similar words

1 put out new leaves synonyms

  • แตกใบ also means “to put out leaves” and is common in practical descriptions of plant growth or cultivation. ผลิใบ places more emphasis on fresh leaves emerging and works especially well in descriptions of nature.

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