this is the words using in the classes of kick boxing in their meaning in english
Aenken Anklet, protecting instep and shin
Andap Ratings
Baak Mouth
Bangkok Capital of Thailand
Bat Block
Chaikrong Floating ribs
Champ Champion
Chiang Mai Provincial capital in the North. Seond largest city in Thailand
Chok Fight
Choraked faad haang Turn kick, literally 'crocodile thrashes its tail'
Dadsin To judge, to decide
Daihuachai Region under the heart, a vital point.
Dermpan A form of betting.
Dontree Muay The music played during a match
Dtaa Eyes
Dtaai To die
Dtae To kick
Dtae Kao Knee kick
Dtae Tao Kick with foot
Dtae Wiang Round kick
Dtai Kidneys, a vital point.
Dtai Kao Knee kick from side
Dtee To hit
Dtee Mat To hit with the fist
Dtee Sawk To hit with the elbow
Dtoi To box, boxing
Dtoi Lom Shadow boxing, literally to box with the wind or air.
Faad To thrash, wipe, swipe
Faidaeng The red corner
Fainamnerng The blue corner
Gamagan Referee
Gaan Dadsin Judging
Gangkeng Muay Boxer's trunks
Gawn Welaa Literally before time. "Gawn welaa" bouts, reserved for novices, are held before the program starts.
Grajab Groin guard
Grammon Srisa Top of head, a vital point
Grasawb Bag, punching bag
Hua Head
Huajai Heart
Hook Hook, word borrowed from English.
Jad Promote
Jamook Nose
Kaa Leg
Kaen Arm
Kai Camp
Kai Muay Boxing camp
Kagangai Jawbone, a vital point
Kamab Temples, vital points.
Kao Knee
Kao Kong Over-arm knee kick
Kao Loy Jumping knee kick
Kao Drong Frontal knee kick
Khuen Kroo The ceremony during which a teacher accepts a new student.
Koo Ek Main bout on a card, literally the "number one pair".
Kradot Jump
Dradot Dtae Jump kick
Druang Rang Bands worn around biceps
Kroo Muay Boxing teacher
Kwaa Right, to the right
Lang Tao Instep
Limpee Solar Plexus, a vital point
Mat Fist
Mat At Uppercut
Mat Drong Straight punch
Mao Mat "Punch drunk"
Mongkon The headband worn during pre-fight ceremony
Muay Acheep Professional boxing
Muay Thai Thai-style boxing
Muay Sakon International-style boxing
Na Kaeng Shin
Nak Muay Boer
Namnak Weight
Na Paang Forehead
Nuam Gloves
Pang-nga To dodge, evade
Paa Pan Mue Bandages worn under gloves
Pee Liang Seconds
Raigaan Muay Boxing program
Ram Muay Boxing dance, part of the pre-fight ritual
Run Weight category
Saai Left, to the left
Sanam Muay Boxing stadium
Sawing Swing, the word comes from the English "swing"
Sawk Elbow
Sangwien Ring Ropes
Sawk Chieng Diagonal Elbow
Sawk Hug Levering Elbow
Sawk Klab Reverse Elbow
Sawk Ku Double Elbow
Sawk Sob Chopping Elbow
Sawk Tad Jab Elbow
Sawk Tong Smashing Down Elbow
Taitai Nap, a vital point
Tao Foot
Teep Push or thrust with the underside of the foot
Teep Dan Lang Foot thrust to the rear
Teep Duen Son Heel push
Teep Drong Straight forward foot push
Ting Throw
Tong Stomach
Tong Noi Lower stomach, a vital point
Uppercut Uppercut, borrowed from English
Wai Kroo Obeisance to the teacher, part of the pre-fight ritual.
Wehtee The ring, a stage
Wong Band
Wong Muay The orchestra that plays during matches
Yaeb Jab, borrowed from English
Yaek Break, used by referee in the ring to separate fighters.
Yang gan fan Mouth guard
Yang Sam Kung Three step dance, part of the Ram Muay
Yok Round
Yud Stop, used by referee
Aenken Anklet, protecting instep and shin
Andap Ratings
Baak Mouth
Bangkok Capital of Thailand
Bat Block
Chaikrong Floating ribs
Champ Champion
Chiang Mai Provincial capital in the North. Seond largest city in Thailand
Chok Fight
Choraked faad haang Turn kick, literally 'crocodile thrashes its tail'
Dadsin To judge, to decide
Daihuachai Region under the heart, a vital point.
Dermpan A form of betting.
Dontree Muay The music played during a match
Dtaa Eyes
Dtaai To die
Dtae To kick
Dtae Kao Knee kick
Dtae Tao Kick with foot
Dtae Wiang Round kick
Dtai Kidneys, a vital point.
Dtai Kao Knee kick from side
Dtee To hit
Dtee Mat To hit with the fist
Dtee Sawk To hit with the elbow
Dtoi To box, boxing
Dtoi Lom Shadow boxing, literally to box with the wind or air.
Faad To thrash, wipe, swipe
Faidaeng The red corner
Fainamnerng The blue corner
Gamagan Referee
Gaan Dadsin Judging
Gangkeng Muay Boxer's trunks
Gawn Welaa Literally before time. "Gawn welaa" bouts, reserved for novices, are held before the program starts.
Grajab Groin guard
Grammon Srisa Top of head, a vital point
Grasawb Bag, punching bag
Hua Head
Huajai Heart
Hook Hook, word borrowed from English.
Jad Promote
Jamook Nose
Kaa Leg
Kaen Arm
Kai Camp
Kai Muay Boxing camp
Kagangai Jawbone, a vital point
Kamab Temples, vital points.
Kao Knee
Kao Kong Over-arm knee kick
Kao Loy Jumping knee kick
Kao Drong Frontal knee kick
Khuen Kroo The ceremony during which a teacher accepts a new student.
Koo Ek Main bout on a card, literally the "number one pair".
Kradot Jump
Dradot Dtae Jump kick
Druang Rang Bands worn around biceps
Kroo Muay Boxing teacher
Kwaa Right, to the right
Lang Tao Instep
Limpee Solar Plexus, a vital point
Mat Fist
Mat At Uppercut
Mat Drong Straight punch
Mao Mat "Punch drunk"
Mongkon The headband worn during pre-fight ceremony
Muay Acheep Professional boxing
Muay Thai Thai-style boxing
Muay Sakon International-style boxing
Na Kaeng Shin
Nak Muay Boer
Namnak Weight
Na Paang Forehead
Nuam Gloves
Pang-nga To dodge, evade
Paa Pan Mue Bandages worn under gloves
Pee Liang Seconds
Raigaan Muay Boxing program
Ram Muay Boxing dance, part of the pre-fight ritual
Run Weight category
Saai Left, to the left
Sanam Muay Boxing stadium
Sawing Swing, the word comes from the English "swing"
Sawk Elbow
Sangwien Ring Ropes
Sawk Chieng Diagonal Elbow
Sawk Hug Levering Elbow
Sawk Klab Reverse Elbow
Sawk Ku Double Elbow
Sawk Sob Chopping Elbow
Sawk Tad Jab Elbow
Sawk Tong Smashing Down Elbow
Taitai Nap, a vital point
Tao Foot
Teep Push or thrust with the underside of the foot
Teep Dan Lang Foot thrust to the rear
Teep Duen Son Heel push
Teep Drong Straight forward foot push
Ting Throw
Tong Stomach
Tong Noi Lower stomach, a vital point
Uppercut Uppercut, borrowed from English
Wai Kroo Obeisance to the teacher, part of the pre-fight ritual.
Wehtee The ring, a stage
Wong Band
Wong Muay The orchestra that plays during matches
Yaeb Jab, borrowed from English
Yaek Break, used by referee in the ring to separate fighters.
Yang gan fan Mouth guard
Yang Sam Kung Three step dance, part of the Ram Muay
Yok Round
Yud Stop, used by referee
Thats a good list as in my Thaibox class we do not use Thai terminology(German in my case), and I always wanted to know some as one day I was planning maybe to go Thailand and train.
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