What does se Illaman los mean in English?

The phrase "se Illaman los" doesn't quite make sense in Spanish. It seems like it might be a partial phrase or a misspelling. Here's why:

* "Se" means "they" or "it" (impersonal pronoun) and usually introduces a reflexive verb.

* "Illaman" is not a recognized Spanish word.

* "Los" means "the" (masculine plural).

To help you better, could you provide more context or the full sentence?

For example, if you're trying to say "They are called...", it would be: "Se llaman...".

Let me know if you can provide more information, and I can help you translate it correctly.