Sang

Appendix:Variations of "sang" English Etymology As a surname, from: en km សង en ko 상 en cmn ^桑 en yue 生 saang1 Proper noun s en Chinese. en Korean. en Khmer. Anagrams en agns AGNs nags ANGs Angs gans ngas snag GANs NSAG SNAG GNAs German Etymology From de gmh sanc, from de goh sang, ultimately from the root of the verb de singen to sing. Pronunciation de /zaŋ/ de De-Sang.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aŋ 1 Noun m,(e)s,^e de archaic song, chant Declension m,(e)s,^e Derived terms de sangbar sangesfroh sangeskundig sangeslustig sanglich sanglos Vogelsang Related terms de Gesang de Sänger de singen Further reading Anagrams de agns Gans Low German Etymology nds gem-pro 1 From nds gml sank, from nds osx sang, from nds gmw-pro *sangu. Cognate with goh sanc (de Gesang singing), non sǫngr. Modern cognates include en song and sv sång. Related to gml singen to sing. Pronunciation nds /zaŋk/ nds /saŋk/ Noun m Säng the act of singing a chant, a song Vietnamese Etymology From vi sang wealthy, luxurious. This is one of the most common Vietnamese given names of non-Chinese origin. Pronunciation vi sang Proper noun vi unisex