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Meanings of panga in English

Portuguese
catana
Catalan
matxet
Spanish
pterogymnus laniarius
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A large heavy knife used in Central and South America as a weapon or for cutting vegetation.

catana
Usage of panga in English
1
A lot of good a panga would do, she thought privately.
A change in altitude
2
Dawie Roodt got attacked with a panga and robbed in his own home.
The South African
3
The man with his panga then started taking pictures of him, Tshabalala explained.
The South African
4
A struggle followed and the farmer was hacked to death with a panga.
The South African
5
Margaret noted that the guide had his panga out.
A change in altitude
6
One panga and an air rifle were found deserted.
The South African
7
While the complainant was eating, an unknown male armed with a panga, entered her room.
The South African
8
The suspects, who were armed with a panga and hammer, allegedly attacked the two security guards.
The South African
9
He took a guard's panga and cut some poles, then tied his own shirt between them.
Acts of faith
10
For context, you're more likely to be killed by a panga than murdered on a farm.
The South African
11
Each carried a spear or a panga.
A change in altitude
12
The man then reached for the panga.
The South African
13
He sliced me with his panga.
The South African
14
When a fierce exchange of words boiled over, the man behind the wheel threatened his adversary with a panga.
The South African
15
Every home in Mozambique has a panga or two, as it is used for various tasks in and around the home.
The South African
16
The only provocation we suffered was from the attacks of the tsetse, or panga (sword) fly, which swarmed here.
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Catalan
matxet
Panga through the time