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Referee /GUM-MA-GAHN HAHM/

Referee (Thai: กรรมการห้าม, pronounced GUM-MA-GAHN HAHM) is a Muay Thai rules term. The official inside the ring who starts and stops the action, breaks clinches, counts knockdowns and deducts points. IFMA referees use the Thai commands yut, yaek and chok. It is also written Kammakan ham and Third man. Related terms: Yut, Yaek, Chok and 1 more.

Meaning

Refereeกรรมการห้าม
The official inside the ring who starts and stops the action, breaks clinches, counts knockdowns and deducts points. IFMA referees use the Thai commands yut, yaek and chok.
TermReferee
Thai scriptกรรมการห้าม
Pronunciation (approx.)GUM-MA-GAHN HAHM
Also writtenKammakan ham, Third man
CategoryRules

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Questions about Referee

What does Referee mean in Muay Thai?

The official inside the ring who starts and stops the action, breaks clinches, counts knockdowns and deducts points. IFMA referees use the Thai commands yut, yaek and chok.

How do you pronounce Referee?

Referee is pronounced roughly GUM-MA-GAHN HAHM. Thai is tonal, so listen to a trainer or native speaker for the exact tone.

How is Referee written in Thai?

In Thai script it is written กรรมการห้าม.

What are other spellings of Referee?

It is also written Kammakan ham and Third man. Transliteration from Thai varies.

What terms are related to Referee?

Related terms: Yut, Yaek, Chok and Judge.

Thai spellings and pronunciations vary between regions and transliteration systems. Pronunciations are approximate English renderings; Thai is tonal. Spotted an error? Tell us.