The Vietnamese word "rơm" refers to "straw" in English. It is a noun that describes the dry stalks of cereal plants, especially after the grain has been harvested.
"Rơm" is mainly used in agriculture and farming contexts. When farmers harvest rice, wheat, or other grains, they end up with leftover stalks, which is what we call "rơm."
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While "rơm" primarily means "straw," in some contexts, it can also refer to a light, dry substance or even be used metaphorically to describe something that is insubstantial or of little value.
In Vietnam, "rơm" is often associated with traditional crafts, such as making straw mats or hats. It also plays a role in rural festivities where straw may be used for decorations or traditional games.