"Barang" is a term that can refer to different things depending on the context. Here are some of the meanings of "barang" based on the search results:
- In Filipino mythology, "barang" is a noun used to describe malign sorcery or tiny fungus beetles.
- In the Philippines, "barang" is also a form of sorcery that is widespread in the island of Visayas. The user of this sorcery is referred to as "mambabarang" in Filipino language.
- In Khmer language, "barang" means French, a Cambodian rendition of the word France. As a remnant of the French colonial rule in Cambodia and the resulting significant French minority in Cambodia, in some regions of Cambodia the locals will often simply assume people of European ancestry to be French and refer to them as "barang").
- "Barang" is also used as a suffix in some Khmer words such as "moan barang" which refers to a turkey as well as "khtuem barang" which refers to an onion).
- "Barang" can also refer to a place or a subdivision. For example, there is a Barang Junction railway station in Cuttack, India, and a Barang Subdivision in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
It is important to note that "barang" can have different meanings depending on the context and the language.
