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chúa nhật

Pronunciation Northern /ʨwaː˧˥ ɲə̰ʔt˨˩/ Central /ʨṵə˩˧ ɲə̰k˨˨/ Southern /ʨuə˧˥ ɲək˨˩˨/
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the Lord's Day
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the Lord's Day

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Noun
the Lord's Day Numbers, Quantities, Units & TimeTheme Culture, Arts & Proper NamesTheme

A term used in Christian traditions to refer to Sunday as a day of worship.

vi Gia đình tôi thường đi lễ vào ngày Chúa nhật.

en My family usually goes to church on Sunday.

Parts
chúa / nhật / 主日
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Chinese characters Source-aligned
Representative candidate
主日
Candidates by syllable
chúa 主 nhật 日
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Use
công chúa / thiên chúa / trưởng công chúa / chúa trời …
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