độc vận

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The Vietnamese word "độc vận" refers to a specific type of poetry characterized by the use of a single rhyme throughout the poem. In English, it translates to "monorhymed." This means that every line in the poem ends with the same sound, creating a rhythmic and harmonious effect.

Usage Instructions

• Context: "độc vận" is used primarily in the context of poetry and literature. If you are writing a poem and want to create a uniform sound, you would use "độc vận."
• Structure: When composing a "độc vận" poem, ensure that all lines share the same ending rhyme. This can be a great way to practice your Vietnamese writing skills!

Example

Here’s a simple example to illustrate: - A monorhymed poem (độc vận) in Vietnamese could look like this: - Tình yêu như gió bay (Love is like the wind) - Mãi mãi trong vòng tay (Forever in embrace) - Dù đời có phong sương (Even if life brings storms) - Tim vẫn sáng như ngời (The heart still shines brightly)

Advanced Usage

In advanced poetry, "độc vận" can be combined with other forms of rhyme or meter to create complex poetic structures. Poets may play with the theme and emotion while maintaining the monorhyme.

Word Variants

• Bài thơ độc vận: This phrase means "monorhymed poem" and is often used to refer to any poem that follows the "độc vận" structure.
• Thể thơ độc vận: This means "monorhymed poetic form," which refers to the style or form of poetry that uses this technique.

Different Meanings

While "độc vận" primarily refers to poetry, the term can also imply uniqueness or singularity in other contexts. However, its most common usage remains within poetry.

Synonyms

• Độc vận has a synonym in Vietnamese which is đơn vận. Both terms convey a similar meaning of monorhyme, although "độc vận" is more frequently used in literary contexts.

Academic

1. Monorhymed
   • Bài thơ độc vận
     A monorhymed poem