What does the word "teep" mean

[loaf]

I'm new take it easy. What does teep mean?

[Muay Siam]

push kick, with the nose of your feet.(between sole and fingers)
used to push away opponents or "stab" if you're advanced

might i add, a very dangerous but simple kick, when used in trainning or sparring, mind you, not too hard on your partners. i once "teeb" a friend not at full force but just hard enough on the upper abdomen, he fell to the ground and puked. so becareful with your partners.

[Muay Siam]

just a quick thai guide,
teeb = push kick(using nose of feet)
yan = push kick(using sole and/or heel)
tae = kick(used for calling round kicks)
sokk = elbow
khao = knee(pronounced khao, not khaaoo which means rice)
yeab = to step on
grateub = to stomp on
taeng = stab(used for fowarding knees)
tee = hit or spank(used for hitting knees)
fun = to chop or cut(used for slicing elbows)
dode = jump
toi = punch
neeb = to squese
gun = guard
jub = grab or hold
tud = cut, as in tae-tud(cutting kick)[tud with a certain pronounciation can also mean to pin on, as in, tae-tud-hoo(pinning foot on the ear)]
mud = fist
teen or tao = foot (in both sing. and plu.)
godd = hug (as in god-khor-tee-khao, to grab neck tightly and knee away)
muaythai = muaythai duhh!!!
muay = to bind or tie something together, also means(nowadays) as "fighting technique" in old thai language it means "one", basically to bind the thais together tightly to form a nation, using muaythai to fend off enemies.
boran = ancient, historical, very old
rum = dance (ritual)
-advanced-(commonly known ones only), the translations are in (brackets)
yang-samm-khum = basics of muaythai, neglected by many(stepping in three zones)
jorakhae-fadd-harng = spinning heel kick aimed for spleen or jaw(crocodile whips tail)
tane-gwad-lann = low sweep kick(old man sweeping ground)
hanuman-tawai-waen = double uppercut(monkey king presenting a ring)
khao-loy = flying knee
phra-ram-hak-sorn = countering an elbow by twisting it up(rama breaks arrow)
hak-khor-erawan = kneeing in the throat(breaking elephant's neck) requires advanced stepping
hak-nguang-aiyara = catch opponent's kick, land an elbow on thigh(breaking elephant's trunk) requires advanced stepping
salab-fun-pla = catch opponent's punch with an elbow, then use the other elbow to break his arm(switching fish's teeth) requires advanced stepping
hak-salag-petch = catch opponent's kick, jump over with one leg then drop your weight [drop your ass!] on his hip joint while pulling his leg up(breaking hip to leg joint)
i better stop for now, hope that helped.