Does anyone know of any lists for boy's names(Thai)?

Also, would the names 'Hamish' , 'Dougal' mean anything silly in Thai?

We're expecting our second soon.

one of those thai language books by benjawan poonsam becker has a list of names in it. can't remember if it's the beginner or intermediate book.

I thought you were supposed to get a monk to name your child.

we're calling our son a farang name as we think it will be better in the long run (education abroad etc)

also, thais use nicknames for each other anyway so he can have a thai nick and a farang name on his passport.

you should be able to find a list of decent thai names on the internet ... a good one that works well in both languages is Arun. can't remember seeing hamish in there though!

There is a site here http://www.babynamenetwork.com/origin.cfm?...amp;gender=Male that has sanskrit names and there meanings on it

Thanks for that -I found a good site here too.

http://www.babynamesworld.com/browse_by_a_3.html

I liked the name "Kraivixien" for our little prodigy, (its the name of a hairdressers in Central Chidlom dept store), but the wife thought it was over the top.

Recommend you don't go for 'Somkid', because its very old-fashioned - like "Ernest".

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We Just named are boy Caden Williams

we called our son JETHRO. Although Thais have a hard time getting their tongue around the "th" - I figuered they could give Jet as a thai nickname!

Ask your wife if she'd consider Bua Loy?

How about a list of Thai family names and first names?? Regards, Bd

www.babynames.com is not too bad, my missus is also expecting next month, been looking at many names...... hard to pick one.