bọng đái

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The Vietnamese word "bọng đái" is a noun that refers to the "vesica," which is a term used in anatomy to describe the urinary bladder. This is the organ in the body that stores urine before it is excreted.

Usage Instructions:

• "Bọng đái" is typically used in medical or formal contexts when discussing the human body, health, or anatomy.
• It can also be used in everyday conversations when talking about matters related to health, especially urinary health.

Example:

• "Khi bạn uống nhiều nước, bọng đái sẽ chứa nhiều nước hơn." (When you drink a lot of water, the bladder will hold more water.)

Advanced Usage:

In medical discussions, you might encounter phrases like: - "Bọng đái bị viêm" (Inflamed bladder) - "Giãn bọng đái" (Distended bladder)

Word Variants:

• "Bọng" by itself can mean "sac" or "pouch," while "đái" refers to urine or urination. Together, they specify the organ related to urine storage.
• "Bàng quang" is another term for the bladder in Vietnamese, and it is often used interchangeably with "bọng đái" in both medical and everyday contexts.

Different Meanings:

• While "bọng đái" specifically refers to the urinary bladder, the components of the word can have broader meanings. For example, "bọng" can refer to any type of sac or pouch-like structure in general anatomy.

Synonyms:

• "Bàng quang" is the most common synonym for "bọng đái."
• Other less formal terms may include "bọng nước" (water sac) in a non-medical context, but this is not directly related to the urinary bladder.

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noun

1. Vesica