I have restored some more technical information regarding the etymology. I want to mention that you cannot attribute the word ''kuy teav'' to just one language (Hokkien or Teochew) because these groups and others settle in Cambodia. There is no reference that states it specifically came from either language. It could have as well been introduce from Thai as a loanword (as such is the case with the numbers in Khmer; they are not based on Chinese pronunciation but Thai pronunciation). So which is why I restored the previous ambiguous explanation that states it ultimately derives from the Min-Nan languages. --[[User:KaffirLemon|KaffirLemon]] ([[User talk:KaffirLemon|talk]]) 22:37, 7 February 2014 (UTC)