NganganounReviewedClass IXAnimals, things, people, foreign languages, etc...Portuguese definitionsView original (1940)1Salt marsh; lagoon.2Place by the sea where salt is made.3botanyName by which the plant mutuxi is known in Seles and Amboim.mutuxiRelated entriesmutuxi
NgángaadjectivenounReviewedClass IXAnimals, things, people, foreign languages, etc...Portuguese definitionsView original (1940)1Priest; prophet; one who possesses or reveals great knowledgeLearned man; masterPriest; doctor of the churchCleric; abbotConsummate sage; juristMagician; sorcererDiviner.Examples💬ngángaia misambu💬ngánga' a Nzambi💬ngánga 'a muhongo2individual who in swearing ceremonies administers the mbulungu to the patientA kind of master of ceremoniesThe one who gives the ndúua to the supposed guilty party.Examples💬ngánga mbulungu3treacherousSlandererDefamerOne who commits treacheryCharlatan. V. sêse.Examples💬ngángasêse4SpendthriftProdigalOne who squanders his fortune with excessive spendingA prodigal person.Examples💬ngánga 'a iangu5sub. zool. Physostome murenid fishEel.Examples💬ngánga 'a-muriángu6Small boxLittle box in which the relics of the ancestors of a family, a tribe, or a State are keptCaseSanctuaryPlace reserved for things we cherish and respect.Pl. jingánga.Examples💬ngánga 'a ndalaRelated entriessêsembulungumuriángundúua