diêm điền
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
Noun: - Salt marsh; salt pan; saltern: An area of coastal land that is regularly flooded by seawater and is used for the production of salt through natural evaporation. This is an old or archaic term.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Người dân vùng ven biển khai thác muối từ các diêm điền. (Coastal residents harvest salt from the salt marshes.)
- Diêm điền là một hình thức sản xuất muối truyền thống. (Salt pans are a traditional form of salt production.)
Advanced Usage
- This term is considered old-fashioned (cũ/arch.) in modern Vietnamese. In contemporary contexts, terms like ruộng muối (salt field) or đầm muối (salt pond) are more commonly used to describe similar concepts.
Variants and Related Words
- Điền (field, farmland): A common root in words related to cultivated land.
- Diêm (salt): An old Sino-Vietnamese root for "salt," also seen in diêm sinh (sulfur) and diêm tiêu (saltpeter/niter).
- Ruộng muối (n): Salt field. The modern, more common term.
- Đầm muối (n): Salt pond; salt evaporation pond.
Synonyms
- Ruộng muối (salt field)
- Đầm muối (salt pond)
- Cánh đồng muối (salt flat)
Notes on Meaning
- The term specifically refers to land or shallow ponds used for salt production, not just any marshland. It implies human use and management for salt harvesting.
- As an archaic term, it is primarily found in historical, literary, or specialized texts rather than everyday conversation.
- (cũ) Salt marsh