thịt

See also: thit

Vietnamese

Etymology

From Proto-Vietic *-siːt; cognate with Muong thit and Chut [Rục] sit⁸. Compare thức, which has same initial development.

Pronunciation

Noun

(classifier miếng, cục) thịt • (舌, 䏦, 𦧘, 𬚸)

  1. human or animal flesh, especially meat, but mostly except fish and shellfish
    thịt lợn/heo ― pork
    thịt trâu ― water buffalo beef
    thịt bò ― Southern Yellow zebu beef
    thịt cá ― meat and fish
    thịt nạc ― non-fat meat
    thịt mỡ ― fat attached to meat
    da thịt ― human flesh, as something that makes humans human (literally, “skin and flesh”)
    máu thịt ― (our country, people, etc., as) part of us, as integral as our flesh and blood (literally, “blood and flesh”)

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