chiang
/ʃjæŋ/ or /tʃjæŋ/Definitions
1. noun
A male given name of Chinese origin, or a title of respect for a senior monk in the Theravada tradition.
“He was born with the name Chiang, which was a common name in his village.”
2. noun
A small, fast-moving stream of water, especially in Southeast Asia.
“The chiang ran through the heart of the village, providing a source of fresh water.”
3. noun
A title of respect for a senior monk in the Theravada tradition.
“The respected monk was addressed as Chiang, a title signifying his high rank.”