sử địa
(noun) short for lịch sử địa phương (“local history”)
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(noun) short for lịch sử địa phương (“local history”)
(noun) alternative spelling of sinh hoá
(noun) Alternative spelling of sinh lí học.
(adverb) when still alive, during their lifetime
(noun) production
(noun) an integer
room number
(noun) the (total) number of students of a class or a school
(noun) morning
(noun) number (as in flight number, ship number, port number, etc.)
(noun) event; situation; circumstance
(noun) a tangible thing, especially a physical object
(noun) workplace
(noun) organism, being, living creature
(noun) majority
(noun) relevant fact or truth
(verb) to live and die
(verb) to have a natural ability with catching
(noun) a commissioned officer
(noun) output; production
(adverb) misconstruction of Công Nguyên (“Common Era”)
(noun) the end; in the last place; after all is said and done
(noun) non-work everyday or community activities
(noun) biopsy
(noun) square number
(noun) Traditional tone placement spelling of sinh hoá học.
(noun) history; chronicles; annals
(noun) incident; emergency
(noun) eclampsia
(noun) property; wealth; estate
(noun) habitat
(noun) livelihood
(adjective) local; resident
(noun) birthday
(noun) a title for a scholar who passes three rounds of the provincial examination, but not the final round (phúc hạch) during the Lê and early Nguyễn dynasty.
(noun) biological product
(noun) biology
(noun) product; produce
(noun) worldly matters
(noun) ecology (relations between organisms and to surroundings)
(verb) to grow
(noun) Toxicodendron succedaneum
(noun) data (in the form of numbers); figures; facts
(noun) a natural number
(noun) an epic poem
(noun) an imperial historian
(noun) a killer, a murderer
(adverb) after all
(noun) the act of killing humans or animals
(noun) title for monks and nuns
(noun) historical records; historical data; historical materials
(noun) limpet
(noun) a hobby; a pastime
(noun) strong points; strength; forte
(noun) product
(noun) spirit; energy
(noun) ecology
(noun) face; honour; prestige
(noun) a student who is about to take or taking a major exam, such as one for a position in the feudal government or one for college
(noun) either a pregnant woman or a woman who has just given birth