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Vietnamese
Etymology
tre (“bamboo”) + pheo. The second element is a fossil word inherited from Proto-Vietic *p-hɛːw (“bamboo”),[1] cognate with Muong pheo and Nguôn pheo.
Pronunciation
Noun
tre pheo
- bamboos (generally speaking)
2003, Nguyễn Kiên, Tác phẩm chọn lọc [Selected works], Hanoi: Nhà xuất bản Hội nhà văn, page 468:Thị trấn trải dài theo đường đá, có những phố ngang rồi đến những ngõ phố còn tre pheo, rặng rào cúc tần, [...]- The town stretches along the stone-paved road, there are cross-streets and then alleyways with bamboos, pluchea-covered fences, that are still preserved,
References
- ^ Kirill Babaev, Irina Samarina (2021) Paul Sidwell, transl., A Grammar of May, Leiden & Boston: Brill, page 36