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ห้อง

Pronunciation

hɔ̂ŋ

ห้อง

hɔ̂ŋ

room

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  1. 1 room
  2. 2 class、homeroom group
  3. 3 [classifier for rooms]

ห้อง basically refers to an enclosed room or partitioned space. In school contexts, it can also mean a class group, and it is used as the classifier for rooms.

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room

Noun⭐️5 Essential

An enclosed or partitioned space within a building, usually intended for a particular activity or occupant.

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class、homeroom group

Noun⭐️3 Common

In a school context, it refers to the group of students assigned to the same class or homeroom.

Learning notes

Explanation

The central image of ห้อง is a single space enclosed by walls or partitions. It commonly combines with a word describing the room's purpose, as in ห้องนอน “bedroom,” ห้องเรียน “classroom,” and ห้องประชุม “meeting room.” In school settings, its meaning extends from the physical room to the class group assigned to it. In ห้องสองห้อง “two rooms,” the first ห้อง is the noun and the second is the classifier.

Usage

It is widely used when talking about rooms in homes and buildings, booking hotels, renting accommodation, and identifying classrooms or class groups at school. It also appears in many essential everyday compounds, including ห้องน้ำ “restroom” and ห้องนอน “bedroom.”

Caution

Use ห้องเรียน when you specifically mean a physical classroom, but อยู่ห้องไหน in a school context normally asks which class group someone belongs to. ห้องน้ำ is a fixed compound meaning a restroom or bathroom, not simply a “water room.” Also, ห้อง by itself generally means “room”; use ห้องชุด or a more specific term when you clearly mean a self-contained apartment or condominium unit.

Differences from similar words

1 room synonyms

  • ห้องพัก specifically refers to a room used for staying or resting, especially a hotel room. ห้อง is the general word for any room.

2 class synonyms

Component words

Other words containing ห้อง

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