Bottom in Thai

“Bottom” in Thai is ก้นgôn.

ก้น gôn

bottom, bum; the bottom or far end (of something) noun

  • gôn falling
  • Falling: start high and drop clearly, like a firm “No!”

How to use it

ก้นgôn is the everyday, polite enough word for your bottom, and also the bottom or the far end of anything: the bottom of a glass, ก้นแก้วgôn gâew, or the dead end of a soi, ก้นซอยgôn sawy, a handy word for giving directions. The crude word is ตูดdtùut, fine among close friends and rude anywhere else.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

  • gon soi
  • kon soi
  • gon sawy

More body and health in Thai

All body and health
  • หัว hǔa Head
  • ปวด bpùat Hurt

    to ache, to hurt (a deep, dull pain)

  • ท้อง táwng Stomach

    stomach, belly

  • คอ kaw Throat
  • จมูก jà-mùuk Nose
  • เลือด lûeat Blood

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