[RE: ลอดดาก ภาษาอังกิดเขียนว่าไงฮับเพ่]
อ้างอิงจาก:
Nutmeg is the British English name for this technique.
▇ In many other European/Latin and African countries it is called "panna"
▇ In Korea it is called "Alggagi (알 까기)"
▇ In Turkey it is called "Beşik" (cradle).
▇ In Uzbekistan it is called "Чатаноқ" (groin).
▇ In Tanzania it is called "tobo"
▇ In France it is called "petit pont" (little bridge).
▇ In Finland it is called "puikot" (sticks).
▇ In South Africa it is also known as a "iShibobo".
▇ In Jamaican English it is known as "salad".
▇ In Dutch it is known by the verb "poorten" (lit. 'gating') and the noun "panna".
▇ In Cameroon it is referred to as "N'zolo"
▇ In Nigeria It is referred to as "Toros" or "Da Pata" or "Kolo" a Yoruba word which is used to refer to a local piggy bank.
▇ In Egypt and Saudi Arabia it is called "kobry" (كوبري), meaning "bridge (n)".
▇ In Jordan it is called الحمص, meaning "chickpea (n)".
▇ In Malaysia and Singapore it is known as an "olé" or "50sen".
▇ In Kenya it is commonly known as "chobo" or "chobwe" - kupigwa chobo (nutmegged)
▇ In Japan it is called "Mata nuki" (lit. 'crotch punching').
▇ In Iran it is called "lauyee" (لایی) meaning "gasket".
▇ In Brazil it is called a "caneta" (pen), "janelinha" (little window) or "rolinho" (little roll).
▇ In Polish it is called "założyć siatkę/dziurkę" (set up a net/a hole).
▇ In Hungarian it is called "kötény" (apron).
▇ In Malawi it is called Kalulu meaning "the hare" or "the rabbit"
▇ In Italy it is called "busta" or simply "tunnel".
▇ In Indonesia it is called kolong meaning "pit".
▇ In Ethiopia it is called "lochie". or "weled" in Tigrigna.
▇ In Cantonese it is called "通坑渠" (drainage cleaning)
▇ In Zambia it is called a "pomo or Olilo"
▇ In Zimbabwe it is called "deya"
▇ In Ghana it is called "SULIA"
▇ In Tunisia it is called "adma" (عظمة), meaning "egg".
▇ In Mauritania it is called "Yali".
▇ In Russia it is called "otverstiye" (отверстие) or "ochko" (очко) , meaning "hole"
▇ In Greece it is called "podia" (ποδιά) meaning "legs".
▇ In Romania it is called "urechi", meaning "ears", or "craci", meaning "crotch".
▇ In Israel it is called "השחלת חוט במחט" (lit. "threading a needle").
▇ In Vietnam it is called "xỏ háng" (lit. "pierced groin").
▇ In Thai is is called "ลอดดาก".
▇ In Peru it is called "huacha."
▇ In India it is called "galli", meaning alley.
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