[aozai] (n) ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) (vie
[e-jientoorenji] (n) (See 枯葉剤) Agent Orange (dioxin-laden defoliant used during the Vietnam War)
[キンぞく, kin zoku] (n) Kinh (people); Vietnamese (people)
[chunomu] (n) hanzi-based Vietnamese script; chu nom
[テトこうせい, teto kousei] (n) Tet Offensive (North Vietnamese offensive launched in January 1968)
[betokon] (n) Vietcong; Viet Cong (communist guerrilla soldiers who fought in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War)
[ベトナムご, betonamu go] (n) Vietnamese (language)
[ベトナムじん, betonamu jin] (n) Vietnamese (person)
[ベトナムせんそう, betonamu sensou] (n) Vietnam war
[betomin] (n) Vietminh (Vietnamese Independence League organized to obtain freedom from French colonial rule)
[べとなむ;えつなん;ベトナム, betonamu ; etsunan ; betonamu] (n, adj-no) (uk) Vietnam
[かんえつおん, kan'etsuon] (n) Vietnamese reading (of Chinese characters)
[きゅうしょうがつ, kyuushougatsu] (n) lunisolar New Year; Chinese New Year; Vietnamese Tet; (P)
[そうひしょ, souhisho] (n) (obsc) (See 書記長, 総書記) general secretary (esp. of Communist parties of Vietnam and the Democratic Republic of North Korea); secretary-general
[ちゅうえつせんそう, chuuetsusensou] (n) Sino-Vietnamese War (1979)
[ちゅうえつふんそう, chuuetsufunsou] (n) dispute between China and Vietnam
[にっちゅうかんえつ, nicchuukan'etsu] (n) Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese (usu. characters); CJKV
[はんえつ, han'etsu] (n) anti-Vietnam
[びょうごう, byougou] (n) (1) temple name (a two-character posthumous name given to Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese royalty); (2) name given to a mausoleum (or shrine, etc.)
[ほくばく, hokubaku] (n) bombing North (Vietnam)
[りちょう, richou] (n) Joseon Dynasty; Yi Dynasty of Korea (1392-1910); Ly Dynasty of Vietnam (1009-1225)
[げんちょう(阮朝);グエンちょう(グエン朝), genchou ( gan asa ); guen chou ( guen asa )] (n) Nguyen Dynasty (Vietnam; 1802-1945)