vietcong |
vietnam |
As proper nouns the difference between vietcong and vietnam
is that
vietcong is a communist organization and guerrilla army in south vietnam and cambodia that fought the united states, south korea, australia, and south vietnamese governments during the vietnam war and was supported by communist north vietnam while
vietnam is vietnam.
guerrilla |
vietcong |
As a noun guerrilla
is a non-official war carried out by small independent groups; a guerrilla war.
As an adjective guerrilla
is (military) relating to, using, or typical of guerrilla warfare, or its principles of small independent or non-official perpetrators.
As a proper noun vietcong is
a communist organization and guerrilla army in south vietnam and cambodia that fought the united states, south korea, australia, and south vietnamese governments during the vietnam war and was supported by communist north vietnam.
communist |
vietcong |
As a noun communist
is a member of a (nominally) communist party.
As an adjective communist
is relating to a (nominally) communist party.
As a proper noun vietcong is
a communist organization and guerrilla army in south vietnam and cambodia that fought the united states, south korea, australia, and south vietnamese governments during the vietnam war and was supported by communist north vietnam.
vc |
vietcong |
Alternative forms |
Vc is an alternative form of vietcong.
As a pronoun vc
is (
label).
As a proper noun vietcong is
a communist organization and guerrilla army in south vietnam and cambodia that fought the united states, south korea, australia, and south vietnamese governments during the vietnam war and was supported by communist north vietnam.