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đầu hà

Pronunciation Northern /ɗə̤w˨˩ ha̤ː˨˩/ Central /ɗəw˧˧ haː˧˧/ Southern /ɗəw˨˩ haː˨˩/
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early summer
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early summer

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Meaning
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early summer

The beginning period or the very first part of a summer season.

vi Thời tiết bắt đầu nóng dần lên vào những ngày đầu hà.

en The weather starts getting hotter during the early summer days.

Parts
đầu / hà / 頭河
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
頭河
Candidates by syllable
đầu 頭 hà 河
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
thăng hà / thiên hà / hải hà / thái hà …
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Use
bắt đầu / đầu tư / đầu tiên / đầu bếp …
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