New Word in Oxford English Dictionary: Gigil
TheOxfordEnglishDictionaryhasaddedanewword'gigil', whichmeansanintensefeelingofcutenessthatmakesyouwanttosqueezeorpinchsomethingadorable.
牛津英語字典增加了一個新單字“gigil”，意思是強烈的可愛感，讓你想擠壓或捏一些可愛的東西。
Itispronouncedasghee-gillandwasoriginallyusedbytheTagalogpeopleinthePhilippines.
它的發音為 ghee-gill，最初由菲律賓的他加祿人使用。
AnotherFilipinowordincludedintheupdateissalakot, awovenhatwornbyfarmersforsunprotection.
更新內容中的另一個菲律賓單字是“salakot”，這是農民戴的一種用於防曬的編織帽。
Ketupat, asmallricecakeboiledinpalmleaves, wasalsoaddedtothedictionary.
Ketupat（一種用棕櫚葉煮熟的小米糕）也被添加到了字典中。
TheOxfordEnglishDictionarynowfeatureswordsfromvariouscountries, includingSouthAfrica, Malaysia, andIreland.
《牛津英語詞典》現在收錄了來自多個國家的詞彙，包括南非、馬來西亞和愛爾蘭。
The Oxford English Dictionary has added a new word 'gigil', which means an intense feeling of cuteness that makes you want to squeeze or pinch something adorable.
It is pronounced as ghee-gill and was originally used by the Tagalog people in the Philippines.
Another Filipino word included in the update is salakot, a woven hat worn by farmers for sun protection.
Ketupat, a small rice cake boiled in palm leaves, was also added to the dictionary.
The Oxford English Dictionary now features words from various countries, including South Africa, Malaysia, and Ireland.
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