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hàng

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See also: hang, Hang, háng, Háng, hāng, häng, hǎng, and hạng

Khiamniungan Naga

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Pronunciation

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Verb

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hàng

  1. To dance

Mandarin

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Alternative forms

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Romanization

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hàng (hang4, Zhuyin ㄏㄤˋ)

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Vietnamese

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Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

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    Sino-Vietnamese word from . Doublet of hạnh. Cognate with Thai ห้าง (hâang), Lao ຫ້າງ (hāng), Khmer ហាង (haang).

    Noun

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    hàng

    1. goods; product; merchandise; freight; cargo
    2. shop; store
    3. line; row; queue
      xếp hàngto form a line
    4. (writing) line; row
      Synonym: dòng
    5. (arithmetic) an integer place
      Coordinate term: phần (decimal place)
      hàng đơn vịthe ones place
      hàng chụcthe tens place
      hàng trămthe hundreds place
      hàng nghìnthe thousands place
    6. (euphemistic, humorous) female breasts or nether region
      lộ hàngto have a nip slip or to show one's panties or genitalia accidentally
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    Romanization

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    hàng

    1. Sino-Vietnamese reading of
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    Etymology 2

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    Likely related to hằng (/)

    Adjective

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    hàng

    1. (before nouns, especially noun phrases with words of number) numerous
      hàng giờmany hours
      hàng chục / tá ngườitens / dozens of people
      hàng ngàn nămthousands of years
    2. eggcorn of hằng (every (week, month, year, etc.))
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    Etymology 3

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      Sino-Vietnamese word from .

      Verb

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      hàng

      1. to surrender; to capitulate
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      Etymology 4

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      Romanization

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      hàng

      1. Sino-Vietnamese reading of
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