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nấm mả

Pronunciation Northern /nəm˧˥ ma̰ː˧˩˧/ Central /nə̰m˩˧ maː˧˩˨/ Southern /nəm˧˥ maː˨˩˦/
grave mound
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grave mound

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Meaning
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grave mound Family, Relationships & Life EventsTheme

A pile or mound of earth that is built over a person's final resting place or grave.

vi Người ta đắp một nấm mả nhỏ ở nghĩa trang.

en People built a small grave mound in the cemetery.

Parts
nấm / mả / 埝𡏢
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Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
埝𡏢
Candidates by syllable
nấm 埝(菍 / 𡎜) mả 𡏢
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Use
nấm học / nấm hương / nấm kim châm / nấm linh chi …
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