kango

As nouns the difference between terms and kango

is that terms is while kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).

As a noun kango is

a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).

As nouns the difference between fango and kango

is that fango is mud]] from the thermal springs at [[w:battaglia terme|battaglia in italy, used to treat certain medical complaints such as gout and rheumatism while kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).

As nouns the difference between kanga and kango

is that kanga is (sikhism) a comb, required to be worn at all times by sikhs, one of the five ks or kanga can be a colourful printed cotton garment worn by women in east africa while kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).

As nouns the difference between kango and qango

is that kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word) while qango is .

As nouns the difference between kango and wango

is that kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word) while wango is (dated) a boomerang.

As nouns the difference between kango and tango

is that kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word) while tango is tango.

As nouns the difference between rango and kango

is that rango is while kango is a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).

As nouns the difference between mango and kango

is that mango is a tropical Asian fruit tree, species: Mangifera indica while Kango is a type of jackhammer.

As a verb mango

is to stuff and pickle (a fruit).

As a proper noun sango

is the primary language spoken in the central african republic: it has 5 million second-language speakers, but only 400,000 native speakers, mainly in the towns.

As a noun kango is

a japanese word of chinese origin, or a japanese word coined along chinese lines (a sino-japanese word).