ดักควาย

Thai

Etymology

From ดัก (dàk, “to trap”) +‎ ควาย (kwaai, “water buffalo”); literally "to trap a water buffalo".

Pronunciation

Orthographic		ดักควาย ɗ ạ k g w ā y
Phonemic		ดัก-คฺวาย ɗ ạ k – g ̥ w ā y
Romanization	Paiboon	dàk-kwaai
	Royal Institute	dak-khwai
(standard) IPA^(key)		/dak̚˨˩.kʰwaːj˧/

Verb

ดักควาย • (dàk-kwaai) (abstract noun การดักควาย)

(Internet slang and offensive) to lure someone into showing his or her own stupidity.

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