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láy

Pronunciation Northern /laj˧˥/ Central /la̰j˩˧/ Southern /laj˧˥/
rhyming
4 senses
Adjective
rhyming
Details
4 senses

Adjective

Sense 1 Adjective
rhyming or alliterative Properties & StatesTheme

Describing words or verses that end with the same or similar sounds, typically used to create rhythm or harmony in poetry.

vi Bài thơ sử dụng nhiều từ láy để tạo nhịp điệu.

en The poem uses many rhyming words to create rhythm.

Verb

Sense 2 Verb
to rhyme

To have or use words that end with the same sound, especially when used in the context of poetry or songs.

vi Các câu thơ này láy âm với nhau rất hay.

en These verses rhyme with each other very well.

Sense 3 Verb
to repeat or reiterate

To say or do something again, often for emphasis or to ensure that the message is clearly understood by the listener.

vi Cô ấy nhắc láy lại lời dặn để chắc chắn tôi đã hiểu.

en She repeated the instruction to make sure I understood.

Sense 4 Verb
blink or wink

A term used as a synonym for the word nháy, which often refers to blinking or winking one's eyes very quickly.

vi Anh ấy khẽ láy mắt với tôi.

en He gave me a quick wink.

Form
Chinese characters / chữ Nôm / syllables
Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
𠸨
Candidates by syllable
láy 𠸨(𥈯 / 𨅼)
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.
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