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ตีนกา

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ตีน
กา

Pronunciation

tiinkaa

ตีนกา

tiinkaa

crow’s feet

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  1. 1 crow’s feet

This word mainly refers to the fine lines that spread from the outer corners of the eyes like a crow’s foot.

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crow’s feet

Noun⭐️3 Common

Fine lines radiating from the outer corner of the eye in a shape resembling a crow’s foot.

Learning notes

Explanation

The central meaning is the cluster of wrinkles shaped like a crow’s foot at the outer corner of an eye. The word combines ตีน, “foot,” with กา, “crow.” It is common in everyday conversation and in descriptions of skin-care products and cosmetic treatments. Frequent combinations include มีตีนกา (“have crow’s feet”), รอยตีนกา (“crow’s-foot lines”), and ลดเลือนตีนกา (“reduce the appearance of crow’s feet”).

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing age-related facial changes, lines that appear when someone smiles, eye creams, skin care, and cosmetic treatments.

Caution

Although ตีน can sound rough when used by itself for a person’s foot, the established word ตีนกา is not inherently vulgar. Still, directly pointing out someone’s crow’s feet may be impolite because it draws attention to aging. Also, หญ้าตีนกา is the name of a grass and does not refer to facial wrinkles.

Differences from similar words

1 crow’s feet synonyms

  • รอยย่น is a general word for a wrinkle or crease anywhere. ตีนกา is limited to the crow’s-foot-shaped wrinkles beside the eyes.

  • ริ้วรอย is a broad term for fine lines and visible signs of skin aging, especially in beauty-related contexts. ตีนกา specifically means the radiating lines at the outer corners of the eyes.

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