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ấn Độ giáo

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The Vietnamese word "ấn Độ giáo" refers to Hinduism, which is one of the major religions in the world, originating from India.

Explanation:
  • Meaning: "Ấn Độ" means "India," and "giáo" means "religion" or "teaching." Therefore, "ấn Độ giáo" literally translates to "the religion of India."
  • Usage: You can use "ấn Độ giáo" when discussing religious beliefs, practices, and cultural aspects related to Hinduism.
Example:
  • "Nhiều người theo ấn Độ giáo thực hành các lễ hội như Diwali Holi." (Many people who follow Hinduism celebrate festivals like Diwali and Holi.)
Advanced Usage:
  • When discussing philosophical concepts, you might say: "Ấn Độ giáo nhiều trường phái triết học khác nhau, như Vedanta Samkhya." (Hinduism has many different philosophical schools, such as Vedanta and Samkhya.)
Word Variants:
  • "Hindu" (in English) can be translated to "người Ấn Độ giáo" in Vietnamese, which means "Hindu person."
  • "Veda" refers to the ancient sacred texts of Hinduism and can be referred to as "Veda" in Vietnamese as well.
Different Meanings:
  • While "ấn Độ giáo" specifically refers to Hinduism, it should not be confused with other Indian religions, such as Buddhism ("Phật giáo") or Jainism ("Giáo phái Jain").
Synonyms:
  • There are no direct synonyms for "ấn Độ giáo" in Vietnamese, but you might encounter related terms like "tôn giáo Ấn Độ" (Indian religion) when discussing broader religious contexts.
  1. Hinduism

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