Do Thai People Worship Mice?

In some culture, mice can be considered secred but not Thailand. Thai people do not worship mice. There may be some weird Thai people who worship mice in the countryside of Thailand but mice are considered dirty and full of diseases in Bangkok and other civilized parts of Thailand. So, if you are asking 'do Thai people worship mice?', you should ask yourself 'where did I hear that?'.

Why don't Thai people worship mice?

Thai people worship the Buddha and any secred symbols related to Buddhism. Some Thai people may worship the King of Thailand or other symbols they hold secred. However, mice are not among one of the secredly worshiped symbols of Thai people, especially educated Thai people. Some mice are portrayed in a very cute way making more people like those particular animated mice. And, of course, some Thai people do worship Mickey mouse.

The word for mice in the Thai language

The word for mice in the Thai language is 'Nuu'. Although, Nuu means mice or rats, Nuu also refer to little girls. So, in Thailand, you will hear the word 'Nuu' alot from old people to younger ones. They don't mean mice though, they are referring to anyone younger than them. If you don't know that the word for mice in the Thai language also means 'little ones' then you may be confused and think that Thai people worship mice because they talk about them in such nice tones. However, as soon as you make it clear to Thai people that you are really asking them about those little dirty rodents, Thai people will change their tones and some may even scream.