Krit
Meaning: Rule Gender: Male Pronunciation: Krit Language origin of Krit: Other Regional origin of Krit: Southeast Asia Languages Krit is most common: Thai Religions Krit is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kri Last letter and sound: T, t Alternative Spelling: Krat, Krot
Kul
Meaning: Family Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kul Language origin of Kul: Other Regional origin of Kul: Southeast Asia Languages Kul is most common: Thai Religions Kul is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ku Last letter and sound: L, l Alternative Spelling: Kal, Kil
Lek
Meaning: Small Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lek Language origin of Lek: Other Regional origin of Lek: Southeast Asia Languages Lek is most common: Thai Religions Lek is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: L, Le Last letter and sound: K, k Alternative Spelling: Lak, Lik
Lom
Meaning: Wind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lom Language origin of Lom: Other Regional origin of Lom: Southeast Asia Languages Lom is most common: Thai Religions Lom is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: L, Lo Last letter and sound: M, m Alternative Spelling: Lam, Lum
Mongkut
Meaning: Crown Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mong-Kut Language origin of Mongkut: Other Regional origin of Mongkut: Southeast Asia Languages Mongkut is most common: Thai Religions Mongkut is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mong Last letter and sound: T, kut Alternative Spelling: Mongkat, Mongkot
Narong
Meaning: Battle Gender: Male Pronunciation: Na-Rong Language origin of Narong: Other Regional origin of Narong: Southeast Asia Languages Narong is most common: Thai Religions Narong is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Na Last letter and sound: G, rong Alternative Spelling: Narang, Nareng
Nikhom
Meaning: Settlement Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ni-Khom Language origin of Nikhom: Other Regional origin of Nikhom: Southeast Asia Languages Nikhom is most common: Thai Religions Nikhom is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Ni Last letter and sound: M, khom Alternative Spelling: Nikham, Nikhum
Niran
Meaning: Eternal Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ni-Ran Language origin of Niran: Other Regional origin of Niran: Southeast Asia Languages Niran is most common: Thai Religions Niran is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Ni Last letter and sound: N, ran Alternative Spelling: Niron, Nirun
Niwat
Meaning: New Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ni-Wat Language origin of Niwat: Other Regional origin of Niwat: Southeast Asia Languages Niwat is most common: Thai Religions Niwat is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Ni Last letter and sound: T, wat Alternative Spelling: Nawat, Newat
Bunyong
Meaning: Virtuous Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bun-Yong Language origin of Bunyong: Other Regional origin of Bunyong: Southeast Asia Languages Bunyong is most common: Thai Religions Bunyong is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: B, Bu Last letter and sound: G, yong Alternative Spelling: Bunyang, Bunyeng