The Vietnamese word "vạc" has a couple of meanings, depending on the context in which it is used.
Noun: "Vạc" refers to a type of bird known as the night heron. Night herons are wading birds that are mostly active at night, and they are often found near water bodies. They are known for their distinctive appearance, with long legs and a relatively short neck.
Verb: "Vạc" can also mean to carve or to engrave. This usage relates to the act of cutting or shaping a material, often wood or stone, to create a design or figure.
For the noun meaning (night heron), synonyms include:
For the verb meaning (to carve), synonyms might include: