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Okay, so my Aunt is having a new baby (girl), & she has decided to name her 'Tasika' (after a lakorn character
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Okay, so my Aunt is having a new baby (girl), & she has decided to name her 'Tasika' (after a lakorn character Several years ago there was a person whose surname was "Praatsajaaksatruu" »ÃÒȨҡȵÃÙ which means "having no enemies" He was in the news because he had been shot dead in a hit job!! Our next door neighbour's surname is "Lok jarern Laap" âÅ¡à¨ÃÔ*ÅÒÀ" which can be translated as "Progressive fortunate world Khwan is a fairly common nickname it ¢ÇÑ* means spirit, or guardian spirit. When used with Khong eg ¢Í§¢ÇÑ* it means "gift" The hair "whorl" on the head of Thai children is also called a Khwan. µÊÔ¡Ò A girls name with no meaning as far as I know. |
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For the name of daughter: ¢ÇÑ* (kwan) or ÅÙ¡¢ÇÑ* means ‘beloved child” or ¢ÇÑ*µÒ¢ÇÑ*㨠(darling or sweetheart) of parents.
¨ÍÁ¢ÇÑ* – beloved woman (Ë*Ô§Íѹà»ç¹·ÕèÃÑ¡) I don’t watch lakorn, no idea how this name ‘Tasika’ spelt in Thai script, which is important to the meaning. If I guess, it might be ¸ÊÔ¡Ò (ta-si-ka), I met a few women with this name, but I am not certain of the meaning. Similar names: ·ÒÃÔ¡Ò (ta-ri-ka) means "girl". ÃÊÔ¡Ò (ra-si-ka) means "the person who appreciates in poetry" |
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