ลักเพศ

Thai

Etymology

From ลัก (lák, “to steal; to do in private or in secret”) +‎ เพศ (pêet, “gender, sex; position, status; appearance, look”); perhaps a calque of Pali theyyasaṃvāsa.

Pronunciation

Orthographic		ลักเพศ l ạ k e b ɕ
Phonemic		ลัก-กะ-เพด l ạ k – k a – e b ɗ
Romanization	Paiboon	lák-gà-pêet
	Royal Institute	lak-ka-phet
(standard) IPA^(key)		/lak̚˦˥.ka˨˩.pʰeːt̚˥˩/

Noun

ลักเพศ • (lák-gà-pêet)

(religion) priest who has been removed from priesthood but still dresses or acts as a priest.
(religion) one who ordains him or herself as a priest; one who assumes priesthood him or herself.
one who assumes the dress or manner that is different from what typical of his or her sex, status, position, profession, etc, as cross-dresser, transvestite, etc.

Verb

ลัก เพศ • (lák-gà-pêet) (abstract noun การลักเพศ or ความลักเพศ)

to assume the dress or manner that is different from what typical of one's sex, status, position, profession, etc, such as a priest dressing or acting as a layperson, a man dressing or acting as a woman, etc.

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