đau đẻ

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The Vietnamese word "đau đẻ" refers to "labour pain," which is the intense pain and discomfort that a woman experiences during childbirth. It is an important term in the context of pregnancy and delivery.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "đau đẻ" when talking about pregnancy, childbirth, or health topics related to women.
• It is typically used in serious or medical discussions.

Example:

• "Khi sinh con, phụ nữ thường trải qua đau đẻ rất mạnh." (When giving birth, women often experience very strong labour pains.)

Advanced Usage:

• In more advanced discussions, you might talk about the different types of "đau đẻ," such as "đau đẻ sớm" (early labour pain) or "đau đẻ muộn" (late labour pain), to specify when the pain occurs during the childbirth process.

Word Variants:

• "Đẻ" means "to give birth," and "đau" means "pain." Together, they form a common term specifically related to childbirth.
• Related terms include "cơn đau đẻ" (contraction) which refers to the specific contractions experienced during labour.

Different Meanings:

• "Đau" can also mean "pain" in other contexts, not just related to childbirth. For example, "đau đầu" means "headache."
• "Đẻ" on its own usually refers to the act of giving birth, but in some contexts, it can also imply producing or creating something.

Synonyms:

• A synonym for "đau đẻ" in a more technical term could be "cơn đau sinh" (labour pain/contraction).
• In a more general sense, "đau" (pain) can be used to describe various kinds of pain beyond childbirth.

Academic

1. Labour pain