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SangEnglish (en) · Unnumbered etymologySource text
As a surname, from: *Khmer សង (sɑɑng) *Korean 상 (sang) *Mandarin 桑 (Sāng) *Cantonese 生 (saang¹)
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Abbreviation of ginseng
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Chambers (1908)
1908- SangEnglish · e-38700-276
Sang, sang, pa.t. of sing.—n. a Scotch form of song.
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Sang, sang, n. blood, in heraldic use.—adj. Sang′lant, bloody or dropping blood.—n. Sang-de-bœuf, a deep-red colour peculiar to Chinese porcelain.
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Sang, sang, n. a Chinese wind-instrument.
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