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The Vietnamese word "sói" primarily means "wolf." It refers to the wild animal known for its pack behavior, keen hunting skills, and howling.

Usage Instructions:

• "Sói" is a noun and is used to describe the animal.
• It can also be used in various expressions or idiomatic phrases.

Example Sentence:

• Con sói sống trong rừng. (The wolf lives in the forest.)

Advanced Usage:

In literature and storytelling, "sói" can symbolize cunning or danger. For example, in fairy tales, a wolf is often portrayed as a villain.

Word Variants:

• The plural form is "các con sói" (the wolves).
• You can also encounter the term "sói bạc," which means "grey wolf," referring to a specific species.

Different Meanings:

• Besides referring to the animal, "sói" can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who is sly or deceitful, similar to how wolves are sometimes viewed in various cultures.

Synonyms:

• "Chó sói" - directly translates to "wolf dog," which is another term for wolf.
• "Thú dữ" - translates to "wild beast," which can refer to wolves among other wild animals.

Related Words:

• "Sói con" - means "wolf cub," referring to a young wolf.
• "Bầy sói" - means "pack of wolves," referring to a group of wolves.

Academic

noun

1. wolf

adjective

1. bald