Transparent sourcing without presenting belief as science

Sources and verification

This page explains where each part of the data comes from, how it is used, and what should not be inferred beyond the available evidence.
01

Names and meanings

The website publishes a subset of the firstname catalogue that has been edited, checked, and prioritized by the team. Records include Thai spelling, pronunciation, romanization, gender suitability, and Thai meaning.

02

Compatible-day rules

Compatible days are currently calculated by the absence of that day's Kalakini letters using the same rule set as the iOS and Android apps. Wednesday day and Wednesday night are separate groups.

03

Positive Thaksa bases

Boriwan, Ayu, Dech, Sri, Mula, Utsaha, and Montri are documented internally but are not yet used to score website names because the document's day rotation must first be reconciled with the production rule set.

04

Limitations

Thaksa-Pakorn is a cultural belief, not a scientifically validated prediction system. Traditions may use different tables or interpretations, and families should also consider meaning, sound, spelling, and real-life context.

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