ỉu

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The Vietnamese word "ỉu" is an adjective that describes something that is soft, soggy, or lacking firmness. It often refers to the texture of food, but it can also be used to describe other things that are limp or not strong.

Basic Meaning:

• Doughy/Soggy: When food, like bread or vegetables, becomes too soft and loses its firmness, you can say it is "ỉu". For example, when bread gets wet and mushy, it might be described as "ỉu".

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "ỉu" to describe food that is not as fresh or has been overcooked. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations, especially when discussing meals or snacks.

Examples:

1. Food Context:
   • "Bánh mì để lâu đã ỉu." (The bread has become soggy after being left out for too long.)

Academic

adj

1. doughy; soggy