tungo

[ tuhng-goh ]

noun

, Australian.

, plural tun·gos.

1. rat-kangaroo.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tungo¹

Of obscure origin

Example Sentences

Tungo, which I take to be from tung, lingua, probably in the sense of eloquence.

From Project Gutenberg

Islamic conversions Some people in Babanki Tungo - a farming village known for producing many of Cameroon's vegetables - thought they were "satanic gifts" sent to punish their father, who already had 13 other children by two different wives.

From BBC

This has led some village elders to predict that the largely Christian Babanki Tungo will be slowly Islamised.

From BBC

Many people in Babanki Tungo now see the birth of Pheinbom and Shevoboh as a blessing rather than a curse.

From BBC

The girls' story has had another importance consequence for the people of Babanki Tungo.

From BBC