Menam

/ miːˈnæm /

noun

1. another name for the Chao Phraya

Example Sentences

The boat set sail from the three-star Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bankok Menam Riverside hotel.

From Fox News

“Focus: MENAM,” as it’s officially called, serves dual purposes.

From Washington Post

His brother Niger too, and all the floods In which the full-form'd maids of Afric lave Their jetty limbs; and all that from the tract Of woody mountains stretch'd through gorgeous Ind Fall on Cormandel's coast, or Malabar; From Menam's orient stream, that nightly shines With insect lamps, to where aurora sheds On Indus' smiling banks the rosy shower; All, at this bounteous season, ope their urns, And pour untoiling harvest o'er the land.

From Project Gutenberg

In India, the Cambodja and the Menam are connected by the Anam; the Saluen and the Irawaddi by the Panlaun.

From Project Gutenberg

A Cochin China rooster, lank and thin, Or something indigestible from Tonquin, For a big, sharp-set Wolf, are snacks, not meals; So down the sparkling river Lupus steals, Quite uninvited, but intent on forage, Fronting the fleecy flocks with wondrous courage; For whether in the Southdowns, or Siam, By the near Medway, or the far Menam, Your Wolf is most courageous—with your Lamb!

From Project Gutenberg