ngấy
verbnoun
Hanoi [ŋəj˧˦]Huế [ŋəj˨˩˦]Saigon [ŋəj˦˥] browser voice
Each syllable carries one of six tones; the mark on the vowel tells you which. How the six tones sound →
ngấy means to have one's appetite cloyed; to be fed up with; to be tired of.
Meanings of ngấy in English
Verb
- to have one's appetite cloyed (by greasy or sweet food)
- colloquial to be fed up with; to be tired of
Noun
- Rubus cochinchinensis
Verb
- in compounds to feel feverish
Words with ngấy
Historical script (chữ Nôm / Hán)
Before the Latin alphabet (chữ Quốc ngữ) became standard, ngấy could be written as 𢣀. Today Vietnamese is written only in the Latin alphabet.
Frequently asked questions
What does ngấy mean in English?
ngấy (verb) means "to have one's appetite cloyed; to be fed up with; to be tired of".
How do you pronounce ngấy?
IPA: Hanoi [ŋəj˧˦]; Saigon [ŋəj˦˥]. Tones: ngấy — rising tone (sắc).