Thailand, derived from the Old Mon language term 'Tamarlang', is an expressive and captivating given name of Thai origin. It is composed of two elements: 'Tam' meaning sea or ocean, and 'Lang' signifying land or territory. Thus, Thailand denotes a person who is as vast and expansive as the sea, yet rooted and grounded like the land. This moniker evokes images of strength, stability, and tranquil beauty, much like the Southeast Asian country it shares its name with.
The number of annual births under the name Thailand has seen fluctuations over time, with no clear upward or downward trend. The highest year for births was 2014 with 12 births, while the lowest years were 2002 and 2020 with 6 births each. Most years hover around an average of 9 births per year.