Achang

Pronunciation: /əˈtʃæŋ/

Definitions of achang

noun Achang is a noun referring to a member of a tribe in India and Myanmar.

Example Sentences

A1 I found an achang on the beach while collecting seashells.

A2 My grandmother always keeps an achang in her purse for good luck.

B1 The achang is a traditional amulet believed to bring protection and prosperity.

B2 During the festival, people exchange achangs as a symbol of friendship and goodwill.

C1 The museum displayed a rare achang from ancient times, showcasing its cultural significance.

C2 Scholars have debated the origins and meaning of the achang in various historical texts.

Examples of achang in a Sentence

formal The achang in the company's leadership has brought about a lot of changes in the organization.

informal I heard there's been an achang in the schedule for the event.

slang Did you see the achang in her hairstyle? It looks great!

figurative The achang in his attitude towards work has been noticeable lately.

Grammatical Forms of achang

• past tense: achanged
• plural: achangs
• comparative: more achang
• superlative: most achang
• present tense: achangs
• future tense: will achang
• perfect tense: have achang
• continuous tense: is achanging
• singular: achang
• positive degree: achang
• infinitive: to achang
• gerund: achanging
• participle: achanged

Origin and Evolution of achang

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Malay

Story behind the word: The word 'achang' originated from the Malay language.

Evolution of the word: The word 'achang' has evolved over time to refer to a close friend or companion in various Malay-speaking regions.