ra
(verb) to go out, to leave
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(verb) to go out, to leave
(adverb) very (placed before the word to intensify)
(verb) to depart, to leave
(conjunction) that
(particle) already
(adjective) seemingly crucial
(verb) to act, to perform an action
(adverb) visibly
(adverb) how; what
(verb) to make a gesture; to signal
(verb) to go outside the class to play during recess
(adjective) clear
(verb) to be born; to come into the world
(adjective) having lots of space, or spanning across great amounts of space; spacious, wide, broad, vast, large, etc.
(verb) to present oneself (in front of others); to come into sight
(verb) to strive; to exert oneself
(verb) to march toward the battlefield
(verb) to bring about some significant result
(adjective) generous
(adjective) vast; large; great (generally speaking)
(noun) radar
radar
(verb) to leave; to get out (from); to take out (from); to get away; to break loose
(verb) to seem; to look
(adjective) private; personal
(verb) to issue a command; to order (esp. in a stately manner)
to go off the table
(adjective) open; wide open; extensive
(adjective) private, personal
(adjective) special; distinct
(noun) liquor
(verb) to fasten around multiple times
(verb) to grow adult plumage
(verb) to break off; to break loose; to leave
(noun) forest
(verb) to pull out or pull back
to leave
(noun) radio
(verb) to fall (from a height)
(noun) short for con rối (“puppet”)
(adjective) clear, obvious, evident
to withdraw money
spirits or hard liquor
(adjective) confused; chaotic
(adverb) exceptionally; highly; very much
(verb) to leave; to depart
A bed sheet — the Southern word (both ga and ra descend from French drap); Northerners say ga giường.
(noun) plants belong to the genus Ormosia
(noun) tooth
(noun) mountains and forests; the wilderness
(verb) to tie (down); to bind
(adverb) finally; in the end; after all
(noun) liqueur
(noun) short, scattered straws and stalks
(noun) an incisor
(verb) to wash something non-fabric and non-rice
dentures; artificial teeth
to wash one’s hands
(verb) to launder money
car wash; washing a car