Body parts
Body parts is a Muay Thai Thai-language term. Padmen name targets in Thai: hua (head), tong (belly), kha (leg), na khaeng (shin), jamuk (nose), mue (hand), tao (foot). It is also written Hua, tong, kha, na khaeng. Related terms: Body punch and Hands up. It is one of 52 Thai-language terms in the Muay Thai Atlas glossary, each with sources.
Meaning
- Body parts
- Padmen name targets in Thai: hua (head), tong (belly), kha (leg), na khaeng (shin), jamuk (nose), mue (hand), tao (foot).
| Term | Body parts |
|---|---|
| Also written | Hua, tong, kha, na khaeng |
| Category | Language |
Sources: muay-thai-santai.com ↗
Questions about Body parts
What does Body parts mean in Muay Thai?
Padmen name targets in Thai: hua (head), tong (belly), kha (leg), na khaeng (shin), jamuk (nose), mue (hand), tao (foot).
What are other spellings of Body parts?
It is also written Hua, tong, kha, na khaeng. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Body parts?
Related terms: Body punch and Hands up.
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