No. 837 in Thai
water
The Thai word for "water" is "น้ำ" (náam) and it means "water" in English.
In a sentence
น้ำกินตอนร้อนทำให้สดชื่นขึ้นมาก
Drinking water when it's hot makes you feel refreshed.
Here, 'น้ำ' (nam) is used to mean 'water' in the context of drinking something to quench thirst.
เด็กๆ กำลังเล่นน้ำที่ชายทะเล
The children are playing in the water at the beach.
In this context, 'น้ำ' (nam) refers to the body of water (possibly the sea or ocean) that is being played in.
ฉันชอบดูดอกไม้ออกน้ำในยามเช้า
I like to see flowers getting watered in the morning.
Here, 'น้ำ' (nam) is associated with the act of watering, typically referring to moistening plants.
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