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sanga

sanga

3 9.7
A family name or place name found in some countries
  • proper noun
translation icon : Sanga
  • Recently, in our Sanga, we are also noting an improving ethnic-racial mix.

And my cousin Sanga Willis was murdered and he was, he was shot at gunpoint during a robbery.

Examples

  • Please, senior sanga members who are dealing with this matter, please be strong, protect us all, and show us good leadership.

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  • I find it very discomforting that we, as a sanga, are, in essence, being requested not to discuss or ask questions regarding the recent situation.

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  • When we work together, Miss Sanga, it is too much fun.

  • It would be helpful to many of us in the Sanga if we even knew what the issue is.

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  • And my new puppy Sanga, who's only two, is named after my favorite tennis player.

  • All devotees of Gurudev's sanga in the world should know clearly what is happening; otherwise, imagination and confusion will come more and more.

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  • Now we have temporarily settled for a truce in the name of keeping the sanga united, so to speak, but believe me, it is not over and done with because this type of action can never produce unity.

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  • Then a clear decision should be made that will hopefully satisfy all and keep Maharaja Bhagavat in the Sanga and any others who may be on the brink.

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  • I received a letter from my dear sannyasi brother BV Bhagavat Maharaj announcing his exit from the sanga due to the lack of a firm resolution in this matter of repeated abuse.

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  • The winner of the contest, Mr. Sanga, received a trophy and a cash prize.

Compounds

fresh sanga
  • Australian
9.9

A sandwich made just before eating

Surface Forms

sanga main

Etymology

Sanga as a proper name appears in many countries and comes from different local words in each language, where it points to a family, clan, or place; a helpful way to remember it is to think of Sanga as a surname or place name, like 'Smith' or 'Lee'.