Chaiya
Meaning: Victory Gender: Male Pronunciation: Chai-Ya Language origin of Chaiya: Other Regional origin of Chaiya: Southeast Asia Languages Chaiya is most common: Thai Religions Chaiya is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Chai Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Chaya, Choya
Chakan
Meaning: Strong Gender: Male Pronunciation: Cha-Kan Language origin of Chakan: Other Regional origin of Chakan: Southeast Asia Languages Chakan is most common: Thai Religions Chakan is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Cha Last letter and sound: N, kan Alternative Spelling: Chokan, Chukun
Chalit
Meaning: Move Gender: Male Pronunciation: Cha-Lit Language origin of Chalit: Other Regional origin of Chalit: Southeast Asia Languages Chalit is most common: Thai Religions Chalit is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Cha Last letter and sound: T, lit Alternative Spelling: Cholat, Chalut
Chanan
Meaning: Grace Gender: Male Pronunciation: Cha-Nan Language origin of Chanan: Other Regional origin of Chanan: Southeast Asia Languages Chanan is most common: Thai Religions Chanan is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Cha Last letter and sound: N, nan Alternative Spelling: Chonan, Chunun
Datsakorn
Meaning: Skilled Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dat-Sa-Korn Language origin of Datsakorn: Other Regional origin of Datsakorn: Southeast Asia Languages Datsakorn is most common: Thai Religions Datsakorn is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Da Last letter and sound: N, sakorn Alternative Spelling: Datsakarn, Datsakun
Detchai
Meaning: Power victory Gender: Male Pronunciation: Det-Chai Language origin of Detchai: Other Regional origin of Detchai: Southeast Asia Languages Detchai is most common: Thai Religions Detchai is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: D, De Last letter and sound: I, tchai Alternative Spelling: D/PRIVATETchay, Detchoi
Wun
Meaning: Whirl Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wun Language origin of Wun: Other Regional origin of Wun: Southeast Asia Languages Wun is most common: Thai Religions Wun is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wu Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Wan, Win
Yuwat
Meaning: Youth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Yu-Wat Language origin of Yuwat: Other Regional origin of Yuwat: Southeast Asia Languages Yuwat is most common: Thai Religions Yuwat is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Yu Last letter and sound: T, wat Alternative Spelling: Yuwot, Yuwas
Yai
Meaning: Big Gender: Male Pronunciation: Yai Language origin of Yai: Other Regional origin of Yai: Southeast Asia Languages Yai is most common: Thai Religions Yai is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: I, i Alternative Spelling: Yay, Yoi
Achan
Meaning: Teacher Gender: Male Pronunciation: A-Chan Language origin of Achan: Other Regional origin of Achan: Southeast Asia Languages Achan is most common: Thai Religions Achan is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: A, A Last letter and sound: N, chan Alternative Spelling: Achen, Achon