How to pronounce “eng”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (regional, obsolete) Narrow.
• [Noun]
• The name of the Latin-script letter Ŋ/ŋ, formed by combining the letters n and g, used in the IPA, Sami, Mende, and some Australian aboriginal languages.

Practice Nearby Words

narrow, restricted, restrictive, tight, strict, close, much, ops, aps, engineer, spa, ref, engine, fra, ing, frc, chi, arf, chinois, chem, britain, raf, esp, english, crf, ang, cat, england, nof, pps, french, chinese, gen, frg, ange, yun, enp, eun, fre, nippert, rcf, kompakt, dicht, knapp, schmal, streng, straff, nahe, gering, schlank, spitz, kurz, anglian, lang, east anglian, new english, anglocentric, septentrial, north-eastern, norfolkian, anglic, englishe, nethersaxon, north-east, easter, northern, englishish, anxom, long, jonnock, saxonical, anglistic, northerly, midland, anglo-norman, northeast, lennow, englished, northernest, fromward, east-northeasterly, northeasterly, eastabout, anglo-french, wester, netherdutch, anglish, wold, endonormative, north-western, new englandish, north-west, new englandly, wealdish, nordish, sere, low dutch, swear, neighborlike

Similar Sounds

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