South Viet-Nam
South Viet-Nam proper noun: southern Vietnam, referring to one of the three geographical regions of Vietnam rather than a partitioned half of the country created by the 1954 Geneva Conference. Also the alternative form of South Vietnam.
Proper noun
South Viet-Nam
- Southern Vietnam, referring to one of the three geographical regions of Vietnam rather than a partitioned half of the country created by the 1954 Geneva Conference.
- The Cabinet members and the Governor of South Viet-Nam have proceeded to Gia-Dinh, to bow and offer incense sticks in front of the Altar to Marshall Le-van-Duyet.1950 May 10, “APRIL 5th, 1950 SAIGON”, in Chronique d'Indochine: Monthly News Bulletin from Indochina, volume Quatrième Année, numbers 3–4, page 7
Also used as
South Viet-Nam is also the alternative form of South Vietnam.
Questions about South Viet-Nam
- What does South Viet-Nam mean?
- South Viet-Nam means southern Vietnam, referring to one of the three geographical regions of Vietnam rather than a partitioned half of the country created by the 1954 Geneva Conference.
- What part of speech is South Viet-Nam?
- South Viet-Nam is a proper noun.
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