Words Ending With NGA

An extended family or clan in Polynesian culture.

The Dreamtime in Australian Aboriginal mythology.

A limb or body part in Ayurvedic medicine.

A large fish-eating water bird with a long neck and pointed bill.

A South American bird with a loud bell-like call.

Same as araponga bird.

A classical system of yoga described by Patanjali.

A form of yoga; alternative spelling of ashtanga.

Vinyasa yoga characterized by a vigorous sequence of poses.

An alternative form of barasingha.

A genre of Kenyan popular music with stringed instruments.

Large tree of tropical Africa.

A dry Brazilian forest with sparse, thorny trees.

A smokable blend of DMT and an MAOI to prolong effects.

A traditional Cuban dance music ensemble.

A deep-fried burrito.

An oval stone or wooden object sacred to some Australian Aboriginal peoples.

A Cuban dance in which people line up and hold hips.

A tropical American passerine bird.

An exclamation of excitement or approval.

A dry watercourse that erodes gullies in arid regions.

A traditional Portuguese dry measure of about 50-75 liters.

Plural of fening.

A plant of the ginger family with aromatic rhizomes.

A small freshwater fish found in New Zealand.

A Maori village, historically.

A comb worn by Sikhs as one of the five Ks.

In Māori culture, an exchange of ceremonial calls.

Governance or authority, especially in a Māori context.

A colorful African cloth worn as a wrap.

In Maori contexts, unity or togetherness.

An alternate form of lingam.

A musical note equal to two or three breves.

A tropical plant with edible tubers.

A Japanese comic book or graphic novel.

A style of South African popular music with Zulu roots.

A traditional healer in East Africa.

Alternative spelling of mridangam.

Food.

The eardrum.

Traditional Japanese-style painting on paper or silk.

A New Zealand nettle with stinging spines.

A large heavy knife used for cutting vegetation.

A New Zealand tree fern with silver-white undersides on its fronds.

Variant of ponga, a type of tree fern.

A person with red or orange hair.

Maori leadership and sovereignty.

A Japanese verse form with linked short poems.

A Maori tribal council or assembly.

A sandwich.

A rubber tree, Hevea brasiliensis.

A swamp-dwelling antelope of central Africa.

Another form of sitatunga.

Any plant of the genus Syringa, such as lilacs.

A port city in northeastern Tanzania.

A treasured thing in Maori culture.

A Maori custom or principle.

A Māori priest or expert in a skilled craft.

A country and archipelago in the South Pacific.

A street drug of uncertain makeup, sometimes claimed to contain HIV drugs.