đui

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The Vietnamese word "đui" is an adjective that primarily means "blind" or "eyeless." It is used to describe someone or something that cannot see or lacks eyes.

Basic Usage:

• Meaning: "Đui" refers to a state of being unable to see. It can be applied to people, animals, or even metaphorically in certain contexts.
• Example:
  • "Con mèo này bị đui." (This cat is blind.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Đui" can be used in more complex sentences to describe situations or feelings. For example:
  • "Tôi cảm thấy đui trong thế giới này khi không có bạn." (I feel blind in this world without you.)
• In literature or poetry, "đui" might be used metaphorically to express a lack of insight or understanding.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "đui" in terms of forms (like different tenses), but it can be used in different contexts to convey various meanings.

Different Meanings:

1. Literal Meaning: As mentioned, the primary meaning is "blind."
2. Metaphorical Use: It may also refer to a lack of awareness or understanding, similar to how one might say someone is "blind to the truth."

Synonyms:

• Mù: Another word that means "blind," but it can also refer to someone who is metaphorically blind (unaware).
• Không thấy: Literally translates to "cannot see."

Usage Instructions:

• When using "đui," ensure that the context is clear. If you are referring to a physical inability to see, it is straightforward. If using it metaphorically, provide additional context to avoid confusion.

Example Sentences:

1. Physical Context: "Chó này bị đui từ khi sinh ra." (This dog has been blind since birth.) 2.

Academic

adj

1. blind; eyless