Hello everyone.

I don't speak thai, but i would like to know the English, Spanish or German translation of two words/phrases.

Maybe someone can help me?

Nam

Nala

Thank you so much

Nam = Water

and do you mean Narak = lovely

Nam could also mean thorn.

alright, thank you all.

it's likely that i got nala wrong.

cheers,

Nam could also mean name.

Or, while we're at it, 'nam' could mean (นำ)to lead/guide; to take pick; bring/take/come with; (นาม) name; noun

Though I suspect the OP just meant water/liquid as the first response suggested.

Edited September 9, 200718 yr by CSS

Actually, for some, 'nam' could be a type of sour sausage as well, although I would transcribe it as 'naem'.

Nam could be Vietnam?

Nala could be mispronounced, Nana maybe?

Actually, for some, 'nam' could be a type of sour sausage as well, although I would transcribe it as 'naem'.

Yes, that too, แหนม. Good call.

Actually, for some, 'nam' could be a type of sour sausage as well, although I would transcribe it as 'naem'.

Yes, that too, แหนม. Good call.

So, to summarise:

......น้ำ - náam : water ; fluid ; liquid

......นำ - nam : bring ; take ; fetch ; come with ; lead ; guide ; beacon ; conduct

....นาม - naam : name ; appellation ; title

..หนาม - năam : thorn ; prickle ; barb ; prick ; spine ; sting

..แหนม - năem : pork ; shredded and salted ; sour pork