The Vietnamese word "quờ" means to feel around or to grope for something, especially in a situation where visibility is low or when you are unsure of where something is. It conveys the idea of searching for something by touch rather than sight.
You would use "quờ" when you are trying to find something in the dark or in a cluttered space. For example: - Example: "Đêm tối quờ bao diêm." (In the dark, I grope for a box of matches.) - This means you are reaching out in the darkness to find your matches.
"Quờ" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where someone is trying to figure something out without clear guidance. It can refer to making an effort to understand something that is not immediately obvious.
While the primary meaning relates to feeling or groping, "quờ" can also imply a sense of clumsiness or uncertainty in action, not just physical touch.