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ขอบตา

Components

ขอบ
ตา

Pronunciation

khɔ̀ɔp taa

ขอบตา

khɔ̀ɔp taa

rim of the eye

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  1. 1 rim of the eye、area around the eye

This word refers to the rim around the eye and, in everyday health or beauty contexts, the skin immediately surrounding it.

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rim of the eye、area around the eye

Noun⭐️3 Common

It primarily means the rim bordering the eye, but it can also include the immediately surrounding skin.

Learning notes

Explanation

ขอบตา is formed from ขอบ “edge or rim” and ตา “eye,” so its literal image is the rim of the eye. It usually refers to the border along the upper and lower eyelids. In everyday health, skin-care, and beauty contexts, it can also include the nearby skin around the eye. It commonly occurs with words describing appearance or condition, such as แดง “red,” บวม “swollen,” and ดำ or คล้ำ “darkened.” น้ำตาคลอขอบตา is a common expression for having tears welling up in the eyes.

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing redness, swelling, itching, or darkening around the eyes. In skin care and makeup, it refers to the eye area where a product is applied. It also appears in descriptions of tears welling up in someone’s eyes.

Caution

ขอบตา is not the same as เปลือกตา, which means the eyelid itself, or เบ้าตา, which means the eye socket. To describe dark circles, use a fuller expression such as ขอบตาดำ, ขอบตาคล้ำ, or ใต้ตาดำ rather than ขอบต alone.

Differences from similar words

1 rim of the eye synonyms

  • รอบดวงตา means the general area surrounding the eyes. ขอบตา focuses more closely on the rim bordering the eye, though in beauty contexts it may also refer more broadly to the eye area.

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