Cebuano

Suffix

-ng

1. Contraction of nga.

   bag-o + nga tuig = bag-ong tuig‎

   New Year or new year

   patay + nga ilaga = patayng ilaga‎

   dead rat

2. (dated) Appended to a name or noun to create a diminutive or affectionate term or name.

   burikat + ng = buring‎

   prostitute

   Juana (feminine form of Juan) + ng = Juaning‎

   little Juana / dear Juana

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   Timothy + ng = Timong‎

   dear Timothy

Hungarian

Suffix

-ng

1. Verbal suffix. Linking vowels are usually used between the stem and the suffix.

   düh ‎(“rage”) → dühöng ‎(“to rage”)

See also

• Category:Hungarian verbs suffixed with -ng
• Appendix:Hungarian suffixes

Uzbek

Suffix

-ng (-нг)

1. Second person plural possessive suffix. Used after a noun ending in a vowel. It has the same meaning as sening ‎(“your”)} placed before a noun.
   • Bu ruchkang.

     "This is your ballpen."

Usage notes

When addressing another person, it is polite to use the plural "-ingiz" or "-ngiz" forms.