"Pak kum" is a Thai phrase that translates to "packed together" or "compressed." It's often used to describe something that's been tightly packed or squeezed into a small space.
Here are some examples of how "pak kum" might be used:
- "The suitcase was pak kum with clothes." This means the suitcase was so full of clothes that it was difficult to close.
- "The traffic was pak kum this morning." This implies that the traffic was very congested and dense.
- "The box was pak kum with toys." This indicates that the box was full of toys, leaving little space for anything else.
The term "pak kum" can also refer to a specific type of Thai snack made from glutinous rice flour, sugar, and coconut milk. These snacks are often sold in markets and street food stalls in Thailand.
