Hail in Thai

“Hail” in Thai is ลูกเห็บlûuk-hèp.

ลูกเห็บ lûuk-hèp

hail, hailstones noun

  • lûuk falling
  • hèp low
  • Falling: start high and drop clearly, like a firm “No!”
  • Low: flat and lower than your normal voice, dropping a little at the end.

How to use it

Hail in the tropics? It happens: in the hot season, from March to May, summer storms, พายุฤดูร้อนpaa-yú rúe-duu ráwn, can bring hail to the North and the Northeast. Like rain, it falls: ลูกเห็บตกlûuk-hèp dtòk.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

  • luk hep
  • look hep
  • lukhep

More nature and weather in Thai

All nature and weather
  • เกาะ gàw Island
  • ชายหาด chaai-hàat Beach
  • ทะเล tá-lee Sea
  • คลื่น klûuen Waves

    wave(s)

  • ดำน้ำ dam-náam Snorkel

    to snorkel, to dive

  • พระอาทิตย์ตก prá-aa-tít dtòk Sunset

    sunset (the sun goes down)

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