No. 406 in Vietnamese
đào
"Đào" in Vietnamese means "peach" or "to dig," depending on context.
In a sentence
Tôi thích ăn quả đào vào mùa hè.
I like to eat peaches in the summer.
Here, 'đào' refers to a fruit, a peach.
Chúng tôi đang đào một cái giếng mới.
We are digging a new well.
In this sentence, 'đào' means to dig.
Cô ấy là một nghệ sĩ với tranh vẽ đẹp như tranh đào.
She is an artist whose paintings are as beautiful as peach blossoms.
Here, 'đào' relates to peach blossoms, often symbolizing beauty.
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