Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

I always thought Sunisa sounds nice.

And in English it becomes "Sue".

small potatoes?

"Malee" ( มาลี ) is a lovely Thai girl's name meaning Jasmine (as in the flower) (and easy for farang to pronounce it "Molly"). There's a whole list of Thai names on

http://www.learningthai.com/dictionary/vocab_thnames.html

but becareful you choose on suitable for a girl.

Fern, Jasmine--same in English and Thai

Best wishes

I've always liked "Lamai"

Lek

Angsamarine and Wassana are beautiful Thai girl's names, and easy to pronounce for westerners. But probably your wife (assuming she is Thai) will give your daughter a nickname like Lek, Nit or Noi anyway.

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

My missus wanted to call the baby Emily so she is called Emily. No Thai equivalent but shortened to various forms of "Emmy", "Em" etc.

Only translation is on her birth certificate and presumably her passport (Thai one).

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

Arisa is a nice name, but as you are farang what about "lil spuds" or chippa?

Best of luck to the pair of you with the new baby,

roy gsd

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

Arisa is a nice name, but as you are farang what about "lil spuds" or chippa?

Best of luck to the pair of you with the new baby,

roy gsd

P.S. My wife has said if she has a daughter she likes the sound of Maggie, personally I think she is just missing Thai food too much ( Maggi?).

roy gsd

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

fern... a serprise to me is that it means, roughly, the same in all the languages ive checked on. a plant , albeit in english a specific plant. know two fern,s in thailand. a truely international name with the same meaning.

I have 2 mates that both have daughters and they named them paulina and kera.my other frineds daughter is named emmie

Arisa, Jesada, Ariya, Natcha, Nathida, Natarika

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

We were going to name our little girl "Irissa" (Goddess of the rainbow) and use the short form "Iris" for her nickname. But, we decided on Carissa. A sweet smelling flower (like jasmine) with a beautiful pink tasty plum when ripe. So, her nickname is "plum". We are into nature, flowers, and fruit so it is a fitting name for our little bundle of joy.

All the best of luck to you and your wife.

meandwi

My daughters names are" Jasmine" and" Naphassawan", but this is a mouthful so we call her "Lisa".

My niece is called" Ice Cream" by the way.

Kittima? Nickname Kitty.

Another one I always liked is "Stands with A Fist".

My eldest daughter has the name, Sarisaa, nickname, Noy Naa (sugar apple). She always uses the latter name.

My second daughter has the name Jiraphrapha, the name of a Queen in the old Chiang Mai kingdom of Lanna.

Nisamanee, Manee for short, is another nice name that is easy to pronounce if she is going to live in the west at all.

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

Arissara

Anussara

Marissa

Arisa

Yada

Rada

Kanya

Sirikarnda

Suchada

Vanisa

Vanida

Sujittra

Vichuda

Julianna

Luciana

Isabela

Gabriella

Juliette

Angeliana

Susanna

Briana

Josephia

Alexandra

Petroria

Victoria

Pick one or two.... lol...

Just Google 'Thai girl names'. There's loads of sites that will help you.

Since the question is dated june 2008 I think the baby already has a name.

My two girls are named "Jasmine" (Mali) in Thai, and Naphassawan.

Congratulations

Excuse me for repeating myself..........it must be an age thing age thing

Bigspuds - So what did you decide on?

Or do you just call her lek?

Moo Lek or Moo Noi

I also chose Jasmine we like it and its kinda interethnical in a sense maybe...

Nickname Mali, cow hom Mali is a reference I use to explain her name (Jasmine Rice) to Thais but they seem to get it with out my pathetic attempts.

I also chose Jasmine we like it and its kinda interethnical in a sense maybe...

Nickname Mali, cow hom Mali is a reference I use to explain her name (Jasmine Rice) to Thais but they seem to get it with out my pathetic attempts.

I use the term "I" very loosly of course.

On 6/12/2008 at 12:47 AM, BIG SPUDS said:

Please does any one know any thai name ideas that i could call my new baby girl due august 16th.

Me the wife havent a clue? any ideas appreciated

Lek, means small, very popular, Dow is not so common and a nice name 

She’s 12 now.

3 hours ago, kiwikeith said:

Lek, means small, very popular, Dow is not so common and a nice name