cọp

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The Vietnamese word "cọp" means "tiger" in English. It is a noun used to refer to the large wild cat known for its distinctive orange fur with black stripes.

Basic Usage:

• Cọp: This is the general term for "tiger."
• Cọp cái: This means "tigress," which is a female tiger.
• Con cọp: This translates to "tiger" but emphasizes that it is a young or specific tiger (the word "con" means "young" or "offspring" in this context).

Example Sentences:

1. Con cọp đang nằm nghỉ dưới gốc cây.
   (The tiger is resting under the tree.)

2. Cọp cái rất chăm sóc con của nó.
   (The tigress takes care of her young.)

Advanced Usage:

In literature or folklore, "cọp" might be used metaphorically to describe someone who is fierce or strong. For example, if someone is very brave, you might say they have the spirit of a "cọp."

Word Variants:

• Cọp (tiger)
• Cọp cái (tigress)
• Con cọp (young tiger)
• Cọp đực: This means "male tiger."

Different Meanings:

In some contexts, "cọp" can also refer more broadly to a tough or intimidating person, not just the animal. However, this usage is less common and often depends on the context.

Synonyms:

• Hổ: Another word for tiger, often used interchangeably with "cọp." The term "hổ" is more formal and can be used in written Vietnamese.

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noun

1. Tiger
   • cọp cái
     Tigress
2. con cọp