Tang

Meaning

Noun

●

A

or flavor.

●

A strong or

; especially, a

of something

to

itself.

●

A

, specific

or tinge.

●

A

part of an

which it is

to a

, or to some other part.

●

The part of a

,

,

, or other small

, which is

into the handle.

●

In Firearms:

The

part of the

of a

, by which the

is

to the stock.

●

The part of a

to which the

is fastened.

●

In Fish & Acanthuroid fish:

Any of a group of

from the family Acanthuridae, especially the

Zebrasoma.

●

In Games:

A

paddle.

●

tongue

●

Anything

a

or

such as the

of a buckle.

●

A

,

; an

; a twang.

●

In Brown algae:

, Ascophyllum nodosum (coarse

seaweed)

⚠️

The vagina.

⚠️

sexual intercourse

with a woman

Verb

●

In Beekeeping:

To

two

together

in order to

a

of

to

so it may be

by the beekeeper.

●

To make a

; to ring.

Name

●

The

of China which

from 618 to 907.

●

The Turkic

of China which

from 923 to 936.

●

A

in China which

between 937 and 975.

●

Any of

in China.

●

Any of

in China.

A

of Baoding, Hebei, China.

●

A Chinese

from Mandarin.

●

A Chinese

from Cantonese.

●

A Chinese

from Teochew.

●

A Chinese

from Min Nan.

●

Any of

, including a

in Iran and a

in Afghanistan.

Sourced from

Origin

tang

English

tang

Middle English (1100-1500)

tangi

Old Norse

Sourced from

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