Thai

**Thai**, or **Central Thai** (historically **Siamese**; Thai: ภาษาไทย), is a Tai language of the Kra–Dai language family spoken by Central Thai people and vast majority of Thai Chinese. It is the national language of Thailand and *de facto* official language.

### Cadex's design

All low consonants are female, all high consonants are male, and all mid consonants are non-binary. Apparently all Thai letters are associated with something that starts with the letter, and named after that thing, to make learning easier as many letters make the same sound. For example, the first letter "ko kai" is a chicken. They'll all be based on these things. I don't know how good this will be, because to be honest the Thai writing system is rather hard for me to wrap my head around.

Ko Kai: "chicken". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Kho Khai: "egg". A high consonant, therefore male.

Kho Khuat: "bottle". A high consonant, therefore male. NOTE: He is retired, as he is no longer used in Thai writing, but still considered part of the alphabet.

Kho Khwai: "water buffalo". A low consonant, therefore female.

Kho Khon: "person". A low consonant, therefore female. NOTE: She is retired, as she is no longer used in Thai writing, but still considered part of the alphabet.

Kho Ra-Khang: "bell". A low consonant, therefore female.

Ngo Ngu: "snake". A low consonant, therefore female.

Cho Chan: "plate". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Cho Ching: "cymbals". A high consonant, therefore male.

Cho Chang: "elephant". A low consonant, therefore female.

So So: "chain". A low consonant, therefore female.

Cho Choe: "tree". A low consonant, therefore female.

Yo Ying: "woman". A low consonant, therefore female. Her being "woman" is the main reason I chose the low consonants to be the girls.

Do Cha-Da: "headdress". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

To Pa-Tak: "goad". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Tho Than: "pedestal". A high consonant, therefore male.

Tho Mon-Tho: "Mandodari (this character from this thing) ". A low consonant, therefore female. It would seem the character from the thing is female, further solidifying my choice of low=girls.

Tho Phu-Thao: "elder". A low consonant, therefore female.

No Nen: "novice monk/samanera". A low consonant, therefore female.

Do Dek: "child". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

To Tao: "turtle". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Tho Thung: "sack". A high consonant, therefore male.

Tho Thahan: "soldier". A low consonant, therefore female.

Tho Thong: "flag". A low consonant, therefore female.

No Nu: "mouse". A low consonant, therefore female.

Bo Baimai: "leaf". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Po Pla: "fish". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Pho Phueng: "bee". A high consonant, therefore male.

Fo Fa: "lid". A high consonant, therefore male.

Pho Phan: "tray/phan (fancy kind of tray)". A low consonant, therefore female.

Fo Fan: "teeth". A low consonant, therefore female.

Pho Sam-Phao: "sailing boat/junk (fancy kind of sailing boat)". A low consonant, therefore female.

Mo Ma: "horse". A low consonant, therefore female.

Yo Yak: "giant". A low consonant, therefore female.

Ro Ruea: "boat". A low consonant, therefore female.

Lo Ling: "monkey". A low consonant, therefore female.

Wo Waen: "ring". A low consonant, therefore female.

So Sala: "pavillion". A high consonant, therefore male.

So Rue-Si: "hermit". A high consonant, therefore male.

So Suea: "tiger". A high consonant, therefore male.

Ho Hip: "chest". A high consonant, therefore male.

Lo Chu-La: "kite". A low consonant, therefore female.

O Ang: "basin". A mid consonant, therefore non-binary.

Ho Nok-Huk: "owl". A low consonant, therefore female.