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I don't think Pali/Sanskrit words (or Khmer) should be included here. They probably form half the lexicon of modern Thai, and many were incorporated hundreds of years ago. Limiting the list to newer (mostly Western) imports would make it much more potentially encyclopaedic.
Also, if a page will potentially take a lot of time to become ready, you might consider creating it in user space first and later moving it to the article namespace when ready (as mentioned in Wikipedia:Starting an article). Please also make it clear on the talk page or the edit summary when you copy content from other articles. --Paul_012 (talk) 00:00, 8 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
