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Dtaeng/pat Pak Dtaeng


The_Other_Mac

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I saw this very odd-looking vegetable among the "hygenic vegetables" in Foodland. It was slices of something round and white, about 5 cm across, with detailed little symmetric holes. The Thai label said it was Pat Pak Dtaeng (low tone as in dtaeng-ngan). The English label helpfully translated this as "cutting vegetable 2". Any idea if there's a proper English word? Anyway, what does dtaeng mean as a prefix?

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