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Dai Nam
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Đại Nam Đài Nam
English
Etymology
From en vi 大南.
Pronunciation
en /ˌdaɪ ˈnɑːm/
Proper noun
en historical Vietnamese territory, especially the Vietnamese state under the Nguyen dynasty from 1838–1945.
en 2016 w:Christopher Goscha Vietnam: A New History xi Basic Books 2016 In 1838, Gia Long's son (Gia Long was the emperor of this country since 1801), Minh Mang, who ruled after him, changed the kingdom's name to Dai Nam (The Greater South). Subsequent Nguyen rulers used this term until mid-1945.
Translations
Vietnamese territory
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 大南 Dànán
Japanese: ja
Korean: ko
Marathi: mr दाई नाम
Thai: th ไดนาม
Vietnamese: vi Đại Nam
Anagrams
en aadimn Damian Mandia Maidan maidan Madani Aminda aidman
en Vietnam