Gin khao /GIN KOW/
Gin khao (Thai: กินข้าว, pronounced GIN KOW) is a Muay Thai Thai-language term. Eat, literally eat rice. Shouted round the camp when food is ready. It is also written Kin khao and Eat. Related terms: Khao and Camp food. Guides on this site that use it include Your First Week at a Thai Muay Thai Camp: What to Expect.
Meaning
- Gin khaoกินข้าว
- Eat, literally eat rice. Shouted round the camp when food is ready.
| Term | Gin khao |
|---|---|
| Thai script | กินข้าว |
| Pronunciation (approx.) | GIN KOW |
| Also written | Kin khao, Eat |
| Category | Language |
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Guides that use “Gin khao”
- Your First Week at a Thai Muay Thai Camp: What to Expect Day by day through week one at a Thai camp: the timetable, what a session contains, heat, sore shins,...
Questions about Gin khao
What does Gin khao mean in Muay Thai?
Eat, literally eat rice. Shouted round the camp when food is ready.
How do you pronounce Gin khao?
Gin khao is pronounced roughly GIN KOW. Thai is tonal, so listen to a trainer or native speaker for the exact tone.
How is Gin khao written in Thai?
In Thai script it is written กินข้าว.
What are other spellings of Gin khao?
It is also written Kin khao and Eat. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Gin khao?
Related terms: Khao and Camp food.
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Thailand Camp Planner 2026/27
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