| RANGA | • ranga n. (Australia, New Zealand, slang, derogatory) An orange-haired or red-haired person. • RANGA n. (Australian) an offensive term for a person with red hair. |
| RANGAS | • rangas n. Plural of ranga. • RANGA n. (Australian) an offensive term for a person with red hair. |
| KARANGA | • karanga n. In Māori culture, an exchange of calls that forms part of the pōhiri. • Karanga prop.n. A Maban language spoken in Chad. • Karanga prop.n. A dialect of the Shona language of Zimbabwe. |
| TRANGAM | • trangam n. (Obsolete) Showy or worthless article. • TRANGAM n. a showy or worthless article. |
| CHARANGA | • charanga n. (Countable, uncountable, music) A traditional ensemble of Cuban dance music, and the genre of music they create. • CHARANGA n. (Spanish) a type of orchestra used to perform Cuban music. |
| KARANGAS | • karangas n. Plural of karanga. • KARANGA v. to perform such a welcome. |
| TRANGAMS | • trangams n. Plural of trangam. • TRANGAM n. a showy or worthless article. |
| CHARANGAS | • charangas n. Plural of charanga. • CHARANGA n. (Spanish) a type of orchestra used to perform Cuban music. |
| KARANGAED | • KARANGA v. to perform such a welcome. |
| RANGATIRA | • rangatira n. A hereditary Māori leader of a kinship group. • RANGATIRA n. (Maori) a leader or chief. |
| KARANGAING | • KARANGA v. to perform such a welcome. |
| RANGATIRAS | • rangatiras n. Plural of rangatira. • RANGATIRA n. (Maori) a leader or chief. |
| TURANGAWAEWAE | • turangawaewae n. (New Zealand) In Māori culture, one’s own land; a place to live in. • TURANGAWAEWAE n. (Maori) the area that is a person's home. |
| RANGATIRATANGA | • rangatiratanga n. (New Zealand, Maori) chieftainship; sovereignty. • RANGATIRATANGA n. (Maori) the condition of being a Maori chief. |
| TURANGAWAEWAES | • TURANGAWAEWAE n. (Maori) the area that is a person's home. |
| RANGATIRATANGAS | • RANGATIRATANGA n. (Maori) the condition of being a Maori chief. |