sấm kí

sấm kí

Sấm kí ghi lại những lời tiên tri cổ xưa.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Book of oracles: A collection of prophetic writings or predictions, often presented in a poetic or cryptic style, traditionally used for divination or to foretell future events.
    • Prophetic text: A literary work containing forecasts about the fate of a nation, dynasty, or significant historical events, frequently attributed to mystical or legendary figures.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Các cụ già thường nghiên cứu sấm để suy đoán vận mệnh. (The elders often study the book of oracles to speculate on destiny.)
    • Sấm Trạng Trình được nhiều người cho những tiên tri chính xác. (Trạng Trình's prophetic text is believed by many to contain accurate prophecies.)
Advanced Usage
  • The term is often associated with specific historical texts, such as those attributed to Trạng Trình Nguyễn Bỉnh Khiêm, a famous Vietnamese poet and prophet.
  • In academic contexts, "sấm " may be studied as a genre of Vietnamese apocalyptic literature or prophetic poetry.
Variants and Related Words
  • Sấm (n): A thunderclap; figuratively, a prophecy or oracle, often short and cryptic.
    • Ông ấy nói lời như sấm. (His words were like a prophecy.)
  • Sấm truyền (n): A divinely inspired prophecy or oracle.
    • Câu chuyện dựa trên lời sấm truyền. (The story is based on a divine oracle.)
  • Sấm ngữ (n): Prophetic language or oracular speech.
Synonyms
  • Prophecy: A prediction of the future.
  • Oracle: A message or prophecy delivered by a divine source.
  • Divination: The practice of seeking knowledge of the future by supernatural means.
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • Xem sấm : To consult a book of oracles.
    • Ngày xưa, vua chúa hay xem sấm trước khi ra quyết định lớn. (In the past, kings often consulted the book of oracles before making major decisions.)
  • Ứng vào sấm : To fulfill a prophecy from an oracular text.
    • Sự kiện lịch sử đó được cho ứng vào sấm . (That historical event is said to fulfill a prophecy from the book of oracles.)