Definitions for langlæŋ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Langlæŋ(n.)
Fritz, 1890–1976, U.S. film director, born in Austria.
Category: Biography
lang.
language.
Wiktionary
lang(Adjective)
long
Lang(ProperNoun)
A variant of Long.
Origin: langaz, from longʰo-. Cognate with Old Saxon lang (Dutch lang), Old High German lang (German lang), Old Norse langr (Swedish lång, Danish lang, Norwegian lang, Icelandic langur).
Webster Dictionary
Lang(u)
long
Translations for lang
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
long(adjective)
measuring a great distance from one end to the other
a long journey; a long road; long legs.
- verAfrikaans
- طَويلArabic
- дълъгBulgarian
- compridoPortuguese (BR)
- dlouhýCzech
- langGerman
- langDanish
- μακρύςGreek
- largoSpanish
- pikkEstonian
- بلندFarsi
- pitkäFinnish
- longFrench
- אָרוֹךHebrew
- लम्बाHindi
- dugačakCroatian
- hosszúHungarian
- panjangIndonesian
- langurIcelandic
- lungoItalian
- 長いJapanese
- 긴Korean
- ilgasLithuanian
- garšLatvian
- panjangMalay
- langDutch
- lang, storNorwegian
- długiPolish
- بلندPersian
- اوږد،درازPashto
- compridoPortuguese
- lungRomanian
- длинныйRussian
- dlhýSlovak
- dolgSlovenian
- dugačakSerbian
- långSwedish
- ยาวThai
- uzunTurkish
- 長的(指長度)Chinese (Trad.)
- довгийUkrainian
- طویلUrdu
- dàiVietnamese
- 长的（指长度）Chinese (Simp.)
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