People and family in Thai
138 words in Thai on the topic “people and family”: เพื่อน — friend, ครอบครัว — family, แม่ — mother; mom, พ่อ — father; dad.
138 words on the topic
- เพื่อนпхиуанfriendBroader than the close "friend": a buddy, an acquaintance, a companion. The word "buddy" in Thai is the same one — the degrees of friendship are set by life, not by the dictionary
- ครอบครัวкхропкхруаfamilyBoth kh's hold together: khrop-khrua. The Thai family lives wider than the nuclear one: aunt, grandfather and cousins count as one house
- แม่мэmother; momThe same word addresses any woman older than you — a shop assistant, the owner of a stall — and it is polite. The word also lives in the kitchen line: mae khrua — "mother of the kitchen", the cook
- พ่อпхёfather; dadThe pair of "mother" with the same rule: an older man unknown to you is addressed the same way. "Dad likes tea" is pho chop chaa — and not a single extra word
- เด็กдекchildThe same syllable as in the school name of the letter "do dek". An adult will say "dek chai" for a boy and "dek ying" for a girl, but the general word is one — dek
- คน ขายкхон кхаайsellerLiterally "person sell": who does what, Thai names through khon. A woman who sells is said with the same word
- คน ซื้อкхон сыbuyer; customerLiterally "person buy" — the pair of the seller. The buyer buys; do not swap the two at translation
- คนкхонperson; humanBoth "person" and the classifier for people: saam khon — "three people". In compounds khon means "the one who does": the seller is "person sell"
- ผู้ ชายпхуу чаайmanLiterally "male person": phuu is the polite prefix "person". Its pair, phuu ying, "woman", is assembled the same way
- ผู้ หญิงпхуу йингwomanThe pair of "man", from the same parts. The polite address to a woman is built from khun, not from this word
- หนุ่มнумyoung manA young man, a warm word about one's own. For a girl there is sao, and both words are adjective and noun at once
- สาวсааоyoung woman; girlA young woman, "girl" in the everyday sense. About a student and a schoolgirl it is said the same way
- คน แก่кхон кэold man; elderly personLiterally "person old": gae is old about people, while gao is about things. About an elderly woman it is said the same way
- คน แปลก หน้าкхон плэк нааstrangerLiterally "person strange of face": plaek is strange, foreign. Thai has no separate word for "stranger"
- ฝูง คนфуун кхонcrowdLiterally "herd of people": fuun is said both of a pack of dogs and of a crowd. The crush at the market is named with it too
- เพื่อน บ้านпхиуан банneighborLiterally "friend of the house": the neighbor in Thai is a companion to begin with. Quarreling with neighbors is not the custom here — village culture lives on in the city
- คน ต่าง ชาติкхон таанг чаатforeignerLiterally "person of another nation": taang is other, different. In live speech one also hears falang, but that word is about Westerners and not always polite
- พนักงาน ต้อน รับпханаккан тон рапreceptionistLiterally "employee of meeting": phanakngan is an employee, a hired worker. A flight attendant and a shop assistant are named with the same word — all who "receive"
- คน ตก ปลาкхон ток плаfishermanLiterally "person catch fish": Thai builds the profession out of three known words. A fisherwoman is the same word
- เส้น ผมсэн пхомhair (on the head)Literally "strands of hair": sen is a line, a strand. The word phom by itself means both "I" and "hair" — the context tells
- สูงсуунгtall; highTall in body and high in sound at once: the voice is suung too. The final ng is nasal: hold it
- ต่ำтамlowLow in body and low in level at once: a low price, a low voice. The pair of "tall"
- อายุ น้อยайу нойyoungLiterally "age little": Thai does not say "young" — it counts the years. The age word you know, and noi is "little", familiar too
- เคราкхаоbeardBy ear a copy of khao, "he": only the tone tells them apart. The mustache is separate — the same word as cat whiskers
- หนวดнуатmustache; whiskersThe same word for a cat's whiskers and an octopus's arms: everything that sticks out by the mouth. Thai does not split mustache from feelers
- ผอมпхомthin; skinnyBy ear a copy of phom, "I" and "hair": only the tone and the setting tell them apart. Thin in Thai is neutral, without offense
- อ้วนуанfat; plumpAbout people and animals: a fat dog. About a book and a wall Thais say another word — "thick"
- น่า รักнаа ракcute; lovableLiterally "worthy of love": naa before a verb makes "worthy of ...ing". Sweet, cute, adorable — all of it this one word
- รูป ร่างрууп раангlooks; appearanceLiterally "shape and frame": ruup is the figure, the form, raang is the body, the frame. Appearance in Thai is two bodies in one word
- ใจ ดีчай диkind; good-heartedLiterally "heart good": almost every quality of character Thai folds out of the heart. To praise a person is to speak of his heart
- ร่า เริงра рингcheerful; merryLiterally "blossom-merry": the second part is to make merry, to dance. A cheerful person in Thai is one about to break into a dance
- เก่งкэнгclever; capableRather "capable": a person who can and copes. Mind in Thai is valued through deeds, not through theory
- ใจ ร้ายчай раайwicked; meanLiterally "heart cruel": raai is cruel, harmful. A wicked person in Thai spoils in the heart, not in the character
- ใจ เย็นчай йенcalm (of character)Literally "heart cool" — without the doubling this is the quality, not the request. A calm person is cool of heart to a Thai
- สุ ภาพсу пхаапpoliteFrom Sanskrit: "good" plus "bearing". Politeness in Thai is "good bearing" — a word of letters and school
- ขี้ เกียจкхи киатlazyThe prefix meaning "prone to": it works in "crybaby" and "coward" too. The lazy one is only the first of the family
- กล้าглааbrave; to dareBrave and to dare at once: "dare to go" — resolve to go. One word holds both the quality and the resolve
- ซื่อ สัตย์сыа сатhonestThe first part is "straight, faithful"; the second is "word, oath", from Sanskrit. Honesty in Thai is fidelity to the given word
- นิ สัยни сайcharacter; temperamentFrom Pali: literally "inclinations". Character in Thai is assembled from habits, not from inborn qualities
- พนักงาน เสิร์ฟпханаккан сёрфwaiterLiterally "employee of serving": soep is "to serve", from the English serve. A waitress is named with the same word
- ผม หยิกпхом йикcurly (of hair)Literally "hair-curls": the hair and the curly. The quality follows the thing in Thai, as in the sea view
- หัว ล้านхуа лаанbaldLiterally "head-field": the head and the same word as "million" and "uprooted". It is considered less offensive than the English bald
- ผม ขาวпхом кхаоgray-hairedLiterally "white hair": Thai names grayness by the color, not by a separate word. About a person one says "the head has become white"
- ส่วน สูงсуан суунгheight (of a person)Literally "part high": the first word is the same "share" as in "in my opinion". A plain "tall" is high in general; about a person one adds the part word
- เพรียวпхрииаоslim; slenderThe live consonant gives an aspiration, so it sounds softer than the familiar "sour". A compliment to the figure: "thin and slim"
- รูป ร่าง เฉลี่ยрууп раанг чалиаmedium build; average heightThe same looks words you know, plus "on average". So a person is described in a listing and at the police
- ใจ กว้างчай кваангgenerousLiterally "heart wide": the heart and the same wide as in clothes. Generosity Thai counts as a size of the heart
- อด ทนот тхонpatientLiterally "endure-bear": the first word you know from fasting, the second is to bear. The syllables are separated by a space in spelling, as in the exercises
- ขยันкхайанhardworking; diligentA live aspirated consonant. About diligence one also says "very diligently" — the word works as an adverb too
- เชื่อ ได้чыэа дайreliable; dependableLiterally "can be believed": the believe is the same as in the news, and the second word is "can". About things it is said the same: a reliable car
- ถ่อม ตัวтхом туаmodest; humbleLiterally "restrain oneself": the first word is restrained, the second the body, the self. In Thailand praise meets the wave "not modest" — meaning "a great deal"
- เข้า สังคมкхао сангкхомsociable; outgoingLiterally "enter society": the enter is the same, and the society is society. To chat is the talk verb; to be easy in company is this
- เอา ใจ ใส่ао чай сайcaring; thoughtfulLiterally "take the heart and put it in": all three words you know. About a remembering care — "remembers what you love" — this is exactly what is said
- จริง จังджинг джангseriousLiterally "true-boosted": the first is the same truth, the second a booster like the English "ever". About a deed and about a person it is said alike
- เรียบ ร้อยриап ройwell-mannered; tidyLiterally "even-finished": about a person — "brought up well", about a deed — "all in order". One word for both senses; the context tells
- อารมณ์ ขันаром кханsense of humorLiterally "mood-stir": the last word here is "to stir up" — the same as "to wind up" further in the wave. "Has a sense of humor" is "has the stirring mood"
- ขี้ งกкхи нгокstingy; miserlyLiterally "habit of being stingy": the prefix is the same "addicted to" as in "lazy". Greedy for everything in general is another word
- ดื้อ รั้นды ранstubbornBoth syllables live and rising; the tail adds "to the bitter end". Often said of children: "a stubborn child" — a child who does not listen
- หยาบйаапrude; coarseA word both about rude words and a rough surface: "coarse sandpaper" is the same word. The antonym of politeness — which you know
- หน้า หนาнаа нааshameless; brazenLiterally "face thick": shame in Thai lives on the face, so the shameless one is he whose face-skin is thicker than the shame. The English "thick-skinned" is built the same way
- เจ้า เล่ห์джоо лёкcunning; slyLiterally "master of tricks": the first word is the same "master" as in the bride and the groom. Cunning without malice Thais name with this word and a smile
- ช่าง พูดчаанг пхуытchatty; talkativeLiterally "master of talking": the master is the same one who fixes things. The formula "master + verb" turns a skill into a trait of character
- ขี้ ลืมкхи лымforgetful; absent-mindedLiterally "habit of forgetting": the same prefix as in "stingy" and "lazy". Thais say this more often than the long word "absent-minded"
- ใจ ร้อนчай ронhot-temperedLiterally "heart hot": the same scheme as "cool heart" — calm. About haste the same word is said: do not rush
- เฉยчёйindifferent; unconcernedOne syllable, a live consonant as in "polite". "Relates calmly" and "does not react" are one word; doubled it means "just ignores"
- ความ เคย ชินкхуам кхёй чинhabit (of a person)Literally "what one has got used to": the frame is the same "-ness", and the verb is "have ever". A habit here is not a trait but an action grown on
- เพื่อน หญิงпхиуан йингfemale friendLiterally "friend-woman": the same ying as in the girl. Important: this is a friend, not a girlfriend in a couple — for the loving ones Thai says otherwise
- คน รู้ จักкхон руу джакacquaintance (person)Literally "person whom you know": the pair is "to know a someone", unlike "to know a thing". The border is said openly: an acquaintance, but not a friend
- ความ สามารถкхуам саматtalent; abilityLiterally "capability": the frame lays a name on the verb — you build joy and fear this way. Thai sees talent as what a person can — nothing mystical
- เกิดкёртto be bornA falling tone, one syllable. You have already assembled the birthday from it; to be born and to happen (of a fire) — one verb
- วัย เด็กвай декchildhoodLiterally "age of the child": the age word cuts life into pieces for Thai: childhood, youth, old age. Childhood is the longest piece, if one is lucky
- วัย หนุ่ม สาวвай нум сааоyouth (of a person)Literally "age of young men and women": Thai sees youth through both at once — the young man and the young woman you know. The teenager word is taken by a younger age
- ชีวิต ผู้ ใหญ่чивит пхуу йайadult lifeThe grown-up is yours from the people lesson; the life is the one in biology. Adult life to the Thai eye is the life of big people
- รุ่นрунgeneration; modelOne word for a generation and a model: "new" means both a new generation and a new phone model. Father and son are one model apart
- บ้าน เกิดбан кёртhometownLiterally "house of birth": not "native" but "birthing" — Thai ties the city to the house where one appeared. The hometown is asked at introductions
- อยู่ ห้า ปีю хаа пийto live somewhere five yearsLiterally "live five years": the term is put after the verb, like the place. "To have lived" and "to live" are one form; change the number — the term changed
- ความ จำкхуам джамmemory; recollectionLiterally "remembering as a thing": the frame turns remember into a name — you build joy this way. Thai does not keep memories on a shelf — it remembers them
- รูป เก่าруп гаоold photographThe picture is both a photo and an image; the old is about things, which you know. In every Thai home there is an old photograph — the family's story in one frame
- โชค ชะ ตาчок ча таfate; destinyLiterally "luck-lot": fate to a Thai ear is what has fallen, like luck. A Sanskrit word sounding in songs more often than in speech
- เริ่ม ชีวิต ใหม่рём чивит майto start a new lifeThe start is in the beginning; the new is the familiar new. Thai "starts" a life like a car after repair: the same word as a launch
- สร้าง ครอบครัวсанг кхропкхруаto start a familyFamily to the Thai eye is a construction: the build is the same verb as for a house. Thai cannot "start" — it builds a family, like a house, floor by floor
- รวยруайrich; wealthyA short colloquial word: rich in money. The newspapers use a long formal word, but in life people say only this one
- จนджонpoor; needyOne syllable: poor in money. Do not confuse it in writing with the "until" word — the spelling is identical, and only the sense of the sentence tells them apart
- เพื่อน ร่วม ห้องпхиуан руам хонгroommateLiterally "friend of the shared room": the same formula as in the colleague, "friend of shared work". Whoever shares your roof is a friend of the shared room
- เพื่อน ตอน เด็กпхиуан тон декchildhood friendLiterally "friend of the time of childhood": the time is the same "when", and the "as a child" you already have. A childhood friend is simply a friend of that time
- มี ชื่อ เสียงми чыэ сиангfamous; well-knownLiterally "has name-sound": the name and the sound are both yours. Fame the Thai measures by how far your name carries
- แข็ง แรงкхэнг рэнгstrongLiterally "hard-mighty": the hard is the one in ice; the mighty speaks of the force of a blow. Thai strength is hardness plus power
- มี เหตุ ผลми хет пхонreasonable; sensibleLiterally "has cause-effect": the reasonable one in Thai is whose words hold on the link. Not "clever" — "well-grounded"
- ความ ใจ ดีкхуам чай диkindnessLiterally "heart good": kindness. You know the good-hearted — the frame turns it into a name, the same trick as in joy
- ความ ใจ เย็นкхуам чай йенcomposure; cool-headednessLiterally "heart cool": composure and cool-headedness at once. You know the cool-heart from "calm down" — here is its calm name
- ความ อด ทนкхуам от тхонpatienceLiterally "endure-bear": patience. You know the patient word; its name is assembled through the frame, like all traits
- ความ เห็น แก่ ตัวкхуам хэн гэ туаselfishnessLiterally "seeing for oneself": selfishness. The Thai describes it through the selfish one's eyes — the whole world through "for me"
- ความ ขี้ เกียจкхуам кхи киатlazinessLiterally "suffering of laziness": laziness. You know the lazy word; the frame gathers a trait's name out of it
- ความ ดื้อ รั้นкхуам ды ранstubbornnessLiterally "stubborn-persistent": stubbornness. You know the adjectives; the trait wears the same name with the frame
- ความ อยาก รู้кхуам йаак рууcuriosityLiterally "the wish to know": curiosity and inquisitiveness at once. The word does not judge: children learn precisely by it
- ความ ซื่อ สัตย์кхуам сыа сатintegrity; honesty of principleLiterally "straightness-faithfulness": honesty and integrity at once. You know the honest word — here is the name of this trait
- ความ มี ไหว พริบкхуам ми вай пхрипresourcefulness; quick witLiterally "have agility-wit": resourcefulness — finding a way out where there is none. The wit is literally "swaying and pepper": burning cleverness
- ความ ประ มาทкхуам пра маатcarelessnessLiterally "lack of prudence": the carelessness that turns into disaster. A word from safety rules — you will meet it at every workplace
- เด็ด เดี่ยวдет диаоdecisive; resoluteLiterally "torn off alone": decisive — decided and went. Decisions are spoken of with the same word as a stride
- อาย ง่ายаай нгаайshy; bashfulLiterally "easy to be ashamed": shy. You know the ashamed; the easy adds "at half a turn"
- ขี้ น้อย ใจкхи ной чайthin-skinned; quick to take offenseLiterally "suffers offense": quick to take offense. You know the hurt feeling; the habitual prefix makes a person the bearer of the habit
- อ่อน โยนон йонeasy-going; accommodatingLiterally "soft-yielding": easy-going, compliant. It suits a schedule too: a soft schedule is a flexible one
- จิต พิศาลджит пхисанmeticulous; thoroughA bookish word for meticulous: checks to the last comma. A neutral synonym is the detailed word you know
- เห็น แก่ หน้าхэн гэ нааvain; concerned with faceLiterally "see for the face": treasures his face. The face here is reputation; the word you know from appearance — the sense differs
- เอื้อ เฟื้อыа фыаresponsive; givingLiterally "yields-shares": responsive — shared, gave a lift, helped. A warm word from stories about good people
- เก็บ ตัวкеп туаreserved; withdrawnLiterally "hide oneself": reserved — keeps his life to himself. Not sad and not angry — simply quieter than the others
- พูด ตรงпхуыт тронгblunt; straight-talkingLiterally "speaks straight": blunt — says it as it is. Sometimes it cuts, but there is no deceit in it
- ทาย ยากтаай йаакunpredictableLiterally "hard to guess": unpredictable — about a person and about the weather alike. You know the guess; this is its brother
- เชื่อ ฟังчыэа фангto obey; to be dutifulLiterally "believe-listen": to obey parents and teachers. Listening with the ears is the hear word you know; here the words are believed
- คุย โวкхуай воto boast; to show offLiterally "speak for show": to boast. The second syllable is one sound: raising the voice for admiration
- นิน ทาнин тхааto gossip (about absent people)To gossip: to discuss the absent behind their backs. You know the gossip noun; this is the verb of that business
- ทำ เป็นтхам пенto pretendLiterally "do as if": to pretend — sleeping, not hearing, not understanding. The bookish pair you know as feigning
- กลั้นкланto hold back; to suppressOne syllable, "klan": to hold back tears, laughter, words. A word of willpower in one short strike
- เล่น ตลกлэн талокto play a joke; to teaseLiterally "play the funny": to joke and to tease at once. A friend jokes with you — the same phrase; you joke at your own expense — also
- กุкуto make up (a lie)One syllable, "ku": to make up — invent a story from nothing. The lie is lying at large; this one is to fabricate and serve it up as truth
- แอบ ฟังэп фангto eavesdropLiterally "secretly listen": to eavesdrop. The secretly is a new word of the lesson: it also works in secretly-watch — to peep
- ยัด เยียดят йиатto force on; to imposeLiterally "stuff-entangle": to impose advice, an opinion, company. Advice nobody asked for is exactly this
- พูด อย่างไร ทำ อย่าง นั้นпхуыт янграй тхам янг нанto keep one's wordLiterally "as said, so done": keeps his word. Long, but it is the most honest compliment the Thais can pay a person
- คู่ ควรкхуу кхуанto deserve; to be worthy ofLiterally "a fitting pair": to deserve — the deed and the reward suit each other. A fitting reward is a deserved one
- ต่อ ว่าтхёр вааto reproach; to chideThe colloquial reproach: to point out a person's slip. The bookish condemn you already know; this word is simpler and more alive
- ยก ย่อйок йоto praise (publicly)Literally "lift into the arms": to praise publicly, to bestow praise. The plain praise you know — this is its solemn brother
- กล่าว โทษклаао тхоотto condemn; to denounceLiterally "utter the accusation": to condemn — with words, before any court and without one. You know the utter from thanking — here the speech accuses
- ทำ ให้ ผิด หวังтхам хай пхит ваангto let down; to disappointLiterally "make disappointed": to let down — promised and did not do. The disappointment you know; here it is called up
- เจตนาджеттанаdeliberately; on purposeA bookish word for deliberately: on purpose, not by accident. In speech the intend is said — you know it; in explanations to the police — this one
- เพราะ ความ โง่пхро кхуам нгоout of foolishnessLiterally "because of foolishness": the foolish is a new word of the lesson. The cause the Thai introduces through the because
- ด้วย ความ หวัง ดีдыай кхуам ваанг диwith the best intentionsLiterally "with the wish good": with the best intentions. It came out badly, but the intention was kind — the Thai stipulates exactly this
- ไม่ งามмай нгаамit is not nice; that is ugly (behavior)Literally "not beautiful": so a Thai family condemns a deed — as a thing. Brief, homely and clear without a lecture
- ไม่ มี เจตนา ร้ายмай ми джеттана раайhe means no harmLiterally "does not have the intention evil": means no harm. The intention from this lesson plus the evil from the familiar cruel-heart
- ความ เชื่อ ใจкхуам чыэа чайtrustLiterally "belief in the heart": trust. You know the believe; the heart adds: I believe not the words but you
- ความ อิจฉาкхуам итчааenvyLiterally "envying": envy. The envy verb you know; the trait's name is assembled through the frame
- ความ สง สารкхуам сонг саанcompassion; pityLiterally "commiseration": pity and mercy at once. The pity verb you know; here is the name of this feeling
- อิทธิพลиттхипхонinfluence; swayA bookish word for influence: a person's weight among people. You saw it in human impact on nature — here is the word itself
- ศักดิ์ ศรีсак сиauthority; prestigeLiterally "dignity-light": authority, weight and honor at once. A word from old songs and respectful talk about elders
- กัน และ กันкан лэ канmutual; each other'sLiterally "each other and each other": mutual, to one another. Respect that is mutual — not one-sided
- คุย กัน แบบ เพื่อนкхуай кан бэп пхиуанas equalsLiterally "talk like friends": as equals — without ranks and ceremony. The manner is the "like, in the style of" you see in "which kind?"
- เข้า กัน ได้као кан даайto get alongLiterally "enter into each other can": to get along, to rub along. About people and about colors in a room the Thai speaks alike
- ไม่ ยุ่งмай юнгto stay out of it; not to interfereLiterally "not meddle": to keep out of it, not to interfere. In someone else's quarrel this is exactly the Thai advice
- ผู้ คนпхуу кхонpeoplePhuu lifts the word to a human being at large: "people" as a crowd, a populace. The familiar khon, "person", stays for counting and talk
How it sounds in a sentence
A word list is a blank. Conversation is made of sentences, and these are the ones the words fit into most often.
What is worth knowing about these words
เพื่อน (пхиуан) — friend. Broader than the close "friend": a buddy, an acquaintance, a companion. The word "buddy" in Thai is the same one — the degrees of friendship are set by life, not by the dictionary.
ครอบครัว (кхропкхруа) — family. Both kh's hold together: khrop-khrua. The Thai family lives wider than the nuclear one: aunt, grandfather and cousins count as one house.
แม่ (мэ) — mother; mom. The same word addresses any woman older than you — a shop assistant, the owner of a stall — and it is polite. The word also lives in the kitchen line: mae khrua — "mother of the kitchen", the cook.
พ่อ (пхё) — father; dad. The pair of "mother" with the same rule: an older man unknown to you is addressed the same way. "Dad likes tea" is pho chop chaa — and not a single extra word.
Test yourself
Recalling a spelling from meaning is harder than recognizing a familiar word — and therefore more useful.
- How do you say “friend” in Thai?
Broader than the close "friend": a buddy, an acquaintance, a companion. The word "buddy" in Thai is the same one — the degrees of friendship are set by life, not by the dictionary
- How do you say “person; human” in Thai?
Both "person" and the classifier for people: saam khon — "three people". In compounds khon means "the one who does": the seller is "person sell"
- How do you say “crowd” in Thai?
Literally "herd of people": fuun is said both of a pack of dogs and of a crowd. The crush at the market is named with it too
- How do you say “low” in Thai?
Low in body and low in level at once: a low price, a low voice. The pair of "tall"
- How do you say “looks; appearance” in Thai?
Literally "shape and frame": ruup is the figure, the form, raang is the body, the frame. Appearance in Thai is two bodies in one word
How to learn the set instead of just reading it
Mum, friend, child, neighbour. The first thing people ask you about, and the first thing you tell about yourself.
A list is read in a minute and forgotten in a day. What works: hide the translation, try to recall, get it wrong — and come back to the same words tomorrow.
- Recalling beats re-reading. Covering the translation and trying to remember it does more than reading it ten more times.checked many timesAdesope, Trevisan & Sundararajan, 2017, Review of Educational Research 87(3) · 188 experiments, 272 comparisons. g = 0.61; against plain re-reading 0.51, against passive review 0.93.
- Study spread over days wins not only in experiments but in ordinary classrooms, with real students.checked many timesMawson & Kang, 2025, Behavioral Sciences 15(6):771 · 22 studies, d = 0.54 (confidence interval 0.31–0.77). The authors warn that individual studies disagree widely.
Frequently asked
How do you say “friend” in Thai?
«เพื่อน», read “пхиуан”. Broader than the close "friend": a buddy, an acquaintance, a companion. The word "buddy" in Thai is the same one — the degrees of friendship are set by life, not by the dictionary. It is one of 138 words in the set “people and family” — the rest are in the table above.
How many family words do you need to start?
The whole set on this page is 138 words, but there is no need to start with all of it: the words you will need in the next few days are enough. Take them a few at a time — five to seven new ones per session.