Serangoon
/səˈɹæŋɡuːn/
Serangoon proper noun: a planning area and new town in the North-East Region of Singapore.
Proper noun
Serangoon
- A planning area and new town in the North-East Region of Singapore.
Serangoon meaning in Tamil and Malay
Serangoon in Tamil
- town in Singapore
- சிராங்கூன் cirāṅkūṉ
Serangoon in Malay
- town in Singapore
- Serangoon
Origin of Serangoon
From Malay se- (“one”) + ranggung (“stork, small marsh bird”).
Questions about Serangoon
- What does Serangoon mean?
- Serangoon means a planning area and new town in the North-East Region of Singapore.
- What is Serangoon in Tamil?
- Serangoon in Tamil is சிராங்கூன் (cirāṅkūṉ). See Serangoon meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is Serangoon?
- Serangoon is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Serangoon?
- Serangoon is pronounced /səˈɹæŋɡuːn/.
Words near Serangoon in the dictionary
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