Hanuman Thawai Waen /HA-NU-MAHN TA-WHY WAIRN/
Hanuman Thawai Waen (Thai: หนุมานถวายแหวน, pronounced HA-NU-MAHN TA-WHY WAIRN) is a Muay Thai culture term. A Luk Mai technique: a double uppercut under the chin, named after the monkey god Hanuman presenting a ring in the Ramakien epic. It is also written Hanuman offers the ring. Related terms: Luk Mai and Uppercut. Thai spellings and pronunciations vary between transliteration systems.
Meaning
- Hanuman Thawai Waenหนุมานถวายแหวน
- A Luk Mai technique: a double uppercut under the chin, named after the monkey god Hanuman presenting a ring in the Ramakien epic.
| Term | Hanuman Thawai Waen |
|---|---|
| Thai script | หนุมานถวายแหวน |
| Pronunciation (approx.) | HA-NU-MAHN TA-WHY WAIRN |
| Also written | Hanuman offers the ring |
| Category | Culture |
Sources: muaythai.it ↗
Questions about Hanuman Thawai Waen
What does Hanuman Thawai Waen mean in Muay Thai?
A Luk Mai technique: a double uppercut under the chin, named after the monkey god Hanuman presenting a ring in the Ramakien epic.
How do you pronounce Hanuman Thawai Waen?
Hanuman Thawai Waen is pronounced roughly HA-NU-MAHN TA-WHY WAIRN. Thai is tonal, so listen to a trainer or native speaker for the exact tone.
How is Hanuman Thawai Waen written in Thai?
In Thai script it is written หนุมานถวายแหวน.
What are other spellings of Hanuman Thawai Waen?
It is also written Hanuman offers the ring. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Hanuman Thawai Waen?
Related terms: Luk Mai and Uppercut.