Dai Nam
/ˌdaɪ ˈnɑːm/
Dai Nam proper noun: vietnamese territory, especially the Vietnamese state under the Nguyen dynasty from 1838–1945.
Proper noun
Dai Nam
- Vietnamese territory, especially the Vietnamese state under the Nguyen dynasty from 1838–1945.
- 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-1945.2016, Christopher Goscha, Vietnam: A New History, Basic Books, published 2016, page xi
Dai Nam meaning in Marathi, Thai and Vietnamese
Dai Nam in Marathi
- Vietnamese territory
- दाई नाम dāī nām
Dai Nam in Thai
- Vietnamese territory
- ไดนาม
Dai Nam in Vietnamese
- Vietnamese territory
- Đại Nam
Origin of Dai Nam
From Vietnamese 大南.
Questions about Dai Nam
- What does Dai Nam mean?
- Dai Nam means vietnamese territory, especially the Vietnamese state under the Nguyen dynasty from 1838–1945.
- What is Dai Nam in Marathi?
- Dai Nam in Marathi is दाई नाम (dāī nām). See Dai Nam meaning in Marathi.
- What part of speech is Dai Nam?
- Dai Nam is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Dai Nam?
- Dai Nam is pronounced /ˌdaɪ ˈnɑːm/.
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