Thai counting
Thai counting is a Muay Thai Thai-language term. Thai numbers are used for every count in a Thai gym: pad combinations, kick sets and rounds. One to ten are neung, song, sam, si, ha, hok, jet, paet, kao, sip; 100 is roi. It is also written Counting in Thai and Nap. Related terms: Neung, Sip and Pad work.
Meaning
- Thai counting
- Thai numbers are used for every count in a Thai gym: pad combinations, kick sets and rounds. One to ten are neung, song, sam, si, ha, hok, jet, paet, kao, sip; 100 is roi.
| Term | Thai counting |
|---|---|
| Also written | Counting in Thai, Nap |
| Category | Language |
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Questions about Thai counting
What does Thai counting mean in Muay Thai?
Thai numbers are used for every count in a Thai gym: pad combinations, kick sets and rounds. One to ten are neung, song, sam, si, ha, hok, jet, paet, kao, sip; 100 is roi.
What are other spellings of Thai counting?
It is also written Counting in Thai and Nap. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Thai counting?
Related terms: Neung, Sip and Pad work.
Thai spellings and pronunciations vary between regions and transliteration systems. Pronunciations are approximate English renderings; Thai is tonal. Spotted an error? Tell us.