กินตับ

Thai

Etymology

A word play, from กิน (gin), "to eat" + ตับ (dtàp), which literally means "liver" (body organ) and also represents the sound of bodies hitting each other during an intercourse.

Pronunciation

Orthographicกินตับ
kintɓ
Phonemic
กิน-ตับ
kintɓ
RomanizationPaiboongin-dtàp
Royal Institutekin-tap
(standard) IPA(key)/kin˧.tap̚˨˩/(R)

Verb

กินตับ • (gin-dtàp)

  1. (slang) to have sex.
    ขอกินตับหน่อย
    Kɔ̌ɔ gin-dtàp nɔ̀ɔi
    Let me bang you!
    (literally) Let me eat your liver!
    นางโดนกินตับทั้งคืน
    Naang doon gin-dtàp táng kʉʉn
    She was pounded all night.
    (literally) Her liver was eaten all night.
    เชิญชมคลิปสาวบอกรักผัวกินตับกันไปด้วย
    chəən chom klíp sǎao bɔ̀ɔk rák pǔua gin-dtàp gan bpai dûuai
    Let's watch a video of a girl confessing her love to her husband while knocking boots.
    (literally) Let's watch a video of a girl confessing her love to her husband while they're eating each other's liver.
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