lang
/lɑŋ/Definitions
1. noun
a language or dialect, especially one that is native to a particular region
“The village is known for its unique dialect, which is a local lang.”
2. noun
a type of long, narrow, and often curved branch of a tree, especially one that is used for walking or climbing
“The park ranger pointed out a lang in the forest, which we could use to cross the river.”
3. verb
to cause (an animal) to make a loud, low-pitched cry, typically in order to locate it
“The hunters langed the deer to find its location in the dense forest.”
4. verb
to cause (an animal) to make a loud, harsh cry, typically in order to attract attention
“The bird langed loudly to alert its mate to potential danger.”