tuy
(conjunction) although; though
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(conjunction) although; though
(noun) mind; view; opinion
(adjective) private; privately-owned
(noun) homeland; motherland; fatherland
(noun) a numerator
(verb) to commit suicide by cutting one's throat
(noun) grandparents
(noun) wish; desire
(noun) communal house (building for worship of the village god, the village founder, or a local hero; and the meeting place of the people in the community)
(noun) Taoist monk, Taoist priest
(noun) Alternative spelling of địa lí.
(adjective) Alternative spelling of định kì.
(noun) an earthquake (shaking of the surface of a planet)
(adjective) unconcerned; nonchalant; indifferent
(adjective) capable; highly able
(noun) skilled person; master
(noun) a forelimb; a front limb
to move house
(noun) a story, a tale, or an anecdote
(verb) to primarily treat
(verb) to separate and obstruct; divide and preclude reunion
(noun) miss; missus
(noun) public security
(noun) the title of a duke's daughter, opposed to công tử (“duke's son”)
(verb) to feel; to sense; to detect
(adjective) alternative spelling of cầu kì
(noun) a ball player
To use — standard nationwide; in the South you will often hear xài instead.
(adjective) weighted, with each component in an average assigned a certain value corresponding to its importance in the whole
(verb) to hand over
(noun) price
(noun) a sangha (Buddhist congregation)
(noun) binary gender
(noun) activity, event
(adjective) Traditional tone placement spelling of hoà.
(adjective) different
(adjective) continuous; consecutive
(adverb) even; even if
(noun) the original, true form
player
(noun) relative (someone in the same family; someone connected by blood, marriage, or adoption)
(adjective) miraculous; magical
(noun) human rights
(noun) mistress; the other man or woman; paramour
(noun) a figure (person)
(noun) birthplace
(noun) women's work
(noun) authority and power; ascendancy
(noun) process
(noun) workplace
(noun) a piece of equipment such as a machine, an appliance, a piece of hardware or a device
(adjective) sincere; honest; frank
To slice, cut up — the Northern word; Southerners say xắt.
(adjective) common; ordinary; usual
(adverb) usually; often
(noun) deity; god
(noun) potential energy
(noun) eyesight; vision
(noun) technique, method, trick, especially a rhetorical or literary one
(noun) a plant (organism capable of photosynthesis)