sĩ thứ
Học thuậtThân thiện
Definition
- Noun (Historical Term):
- The common populace and the literati: A collective term from feudal times referring to the people of a nation, encompassing both the educated scholar-gentry class (sĩ phu) and the ordinary commoners.
- The populace; the population: A term denoting the general body of inhabitants in a country.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Nhà vua lo cho sự an nguy của sĩ thứ. (The king cared for the safety of the common people and literati.)
- Chính sách đó được sĩ thứ trong nước ủng hộ. (That policy was supported by the nation's populace.)
Advanced Usage
- This term is archaic and is primarily found in historical texts or discussions about pre-modern Vietnamese society. It reflects the traditional social stratification.
Variants and Related Words
- Sĩ phu (n): Scholar-gentry; the educated, morally-guided intellectual class in feudal society.
- Bách tính (n): (Historical) The hundred surnames; a classical term for the common people.
- Thường dân (n): Commoners; ordinary people.
Synonyms
- Populace: The general body of inhabitants in a country.
- Commonality: The ordinary people as distinct from the elite.
- Population: All the inhabitants of a particular place.
Notes on Usage
- Register: Archaic/Literary. Using this term in modern conversation would sound anachronistic. Modern equivalents like nhân dân (the people) or dân chúng (the populace) are used instead.
- Connotation: The term itself is neutral, but it inherently references a historical class-based social structure.
- (từ cũ) Common people and intellectuals