ลิมา(lí-maa)
Meanings
1NounA2
Lima (capital of Peru)
The capital city of Peru; used as a proper name in Thai.
Examples
ลิมาlí-maaลิมาlí-maa1Lima (capital of Peru)2Lima (NATO phonetic for L)เป็นbpenเป็นbpen1to be (identity/category/state)2to become3[to] know how; be able to (skill)4[to] be + set expressionsเมืองหลวงmeuuang lŭuangเมืองหลวงmeuuang lŭuang1capital city2provincial capital (contextual)ของkŏngของkŏng1of; belonging to2thing; item; stuff3property; goodsประเทศเปรูbprà-têht bpay-rooประเทศเปรูbprà-têht bpay-rooPeru (country)
Lima is the capital city of Peru.
2NounB1
Lima (NATO phonetic for L)
The code word representing the letter L in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
Examples
เวลาway-laaเวลาway-laa1time2time; period; occasion3when; at the time (that)4time (classifier) [rare/idiomatic]สะกดsà-gòtสะกดsà-gòt1[to] spell [sth]2[to] hypnotize [sb]3[to] entrance; captivate4[to] suppress; hold backชื่อchêuชื่อchêu1name2reputation; renown3[to] be named; be calledผ่านpàanผ่านpàan1[to] pass (by/through)2[to] pass (succeed/clear)3past; via; through4[to] experience; go throughวิทยุwít-tá-yúวิทยุwít-tá-yú1radio (device)2radio (broadcasting; the medium)3radio set; walkie-talkieตัวdtuuaตัวdtuua1body; self; person (colloq.)2character; figure3classifier: animals, garments, furniture, certain items; people (informal)4self-/personal (attributive)Lให้hâiให้hâi1[to] give; provide2[to] have [sb] do; cause to3for (benefit of)4so that; in order to5until; to the point that (result)6[to] allow; let; permitออกเสียงòk sĭiangออกเสียงòk sĭiang1[to] pronounce2[to] vote (by voice)3pronunciationว่าwâaว่าwâa1[to] say; tell; say that2[to] think; consider; deem3that (clause marker)4about; regarding5[to] scold; reproach; criticizeลิมาlí-maaลิมาlí-maa1Lima (capital of Peru)2Lima (NATO phonetic for L)นะnáนะná1[!] persuasive/confirming particle2[!] softener; friendly particle3[!] attention-getter (initial position)ครับkrápครับkráp1polite particle (male speaker)2acknowledgment/response particle
When spelling a name over the radio, for the letter L, pronounce it as "Lima," okay?