| ANHINGAS | • anhingas n. Plural of anhinga. • ANHINGA n. (Tupi) an aquatic bird, the water turkey or snakebird. |
| ASTANGAS | • ASTANGA n. (Sanskrit) a form of yoga, also ASHTANGA, ASTHANGA. |
| BUBINGAS | • bubingas n. Plural of bubinga. • BUBINGA n. (Bantu) a species of West African tree. |
| COTINGAS | • cotingas n. Plural of cotinga. • COTINGA n. (Tupi) a tropical bird with bright plumage. |
| GALANGAS | • galangas n. Plural of galanga. • GALANGA n. the aromatic rootstock of certain East Indian plants of the ginger family, also GALANGAL, GALENGALE, GALINGALE. |
| KARANGAS | • karangas n. Plural of karanga. • KARANGA v. to perform such a welcome. |
| MALANGAS | • malangas n. Plural of malanga. • Malangas prop.n. Plural of Malanga. • MALANGA n. a tropical plant, aka Mantle of the Queen. |
| MYRINGAS | • myringas n. Plural of myringa. • MYRINGA n. (Latin) the eardrum. |
| NIHONGAS | • NIHONGA n. (Japanese) a Japanese style of painting, using bright colours and traditional images. |
| RUNANGAS | • runangas n. Plural of runanga. • RUNANGA n. (Maori) an assembly or council. |
| SERINGAS | • seringas n. Plural of seringa. • SERINGA n. (Portuguese) a Brazilian tree yielding rubber. |
| SYRINGAS | • syringas n. Plural of syringa. • SYRINGA n. an ornamental shrub, aka mock orange. |
| TIKANGAS | • tikangas n. Plural of tikanga. • TIKANGA n. (Maori) usage or custom. |
| TOHUNGAS | • tohungas n. Plural of tohunga. • TOHUNGA n. (Maori) a priest, a wise man with healing powers. |
| WHOONGAS | • WHOONGA n. a narcotic substance smoked as a recreational drug in some parts of South Africa. |