dạ dày

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The Vietnamese word "dạ dày" means "stomach" in English. It refers to the part of the body where food is digested after it is swallowed. Understanding this term is important, especially when discussing health, food, or digestion.

Usage Instructions:

• "Dạ dày" is a noun, so it can be used as the subject or object in a sentence.
• You can use it in both formal and informal contexts when talking about health, eating, or the digestive system.

Example Sentences:

1. Simple Sentence:

   • "Tôi có cảm giác đau ở dạ dày."
   • (I feel pain in my stomach.)

2. Health Context:

   • "Ăn quá nhiều đồ cay có thể làm tổn thương dạ dày."
   • (Eating too much spicy food can harm your stomach.)

Advanced Usage:

• In a medical context, you might hear phrases like "bệnh dạ dày" which means "stomach disease."
• You can also discuss digestive health by combining "dạ dày" with other words, such as "dạ dày khỏe mạnh" (healthy stomach) or "dạ dày yếu" (weak stomach).

Word Variants:

While "dạ dày" specifically refers to the stomach, you might come across related terms: - "dạ": This can mean "belly" or "abdomen" in some contexts, though it is often used in a more poetic or literary sense. - "bụng": This word also means "belly" or "stomach," but it is used more generally to refer to the abdomen area.

Different Meanings:

"Dạ dày" primarily refers to the stomach. However, in some idiomatic expressions or informal speech, it can refer to feelings of hunger or the need to eat, such as: - "Dạ dày đang kêu" (My stomach is growling), indicating that someone is hungry.

Synonyms:

• "bụng": As mentioned above, this is a more general term for the belly or abdomen.
• "dạ" can also be used in some contexts to refer to the stomach, but "dạ dày" is more specific and commonly used.

Academic

noun

1. stomach