Word
meng
Phoneticsmeng
/ˈmɛŋ/
Definition
n. a large group of people or a crowd. It is a word used in some parts of the world to describe a gathering or a mass of individuals.
n. a crowd, multitude, or large gathering of people. Primarily used in specific regional dialects or historical contexts to denote a mass of individuals.
Examples
“A large meng of people gathered in the square.”
“The festival attracted a massive meng of visitors from all over the neighboring provinces.”
“The historical accounts describe a vast meng of citizens who assembled to protest the new tax laws, filling the city's central plaza to its absolute capacity.”
Examples
simple
“A large meng of people gathered in the square.”
contextual
“The festival attracted a massive meng of visitors from all over the neighboring provinces.”
complex
“The historical accounts describe a vast meng of citizens who assembled to protest the new tax laws, filling the city's central plaza to its absolute capacity.”
Usage
Often used in regional or literary contexts; less common in standard international English.
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