1. A tree, native of Madagascar, the kernel of the fruit of which yields a deadly poison, and that was formerly used there in trial by ordeal.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tangen,
• tongin,
• tangin,
• ranghin,
• fanghin,
• ganghin,
• yanghin,
• 6anghin,
• 5anghin,
• tznghin,
• tsnghin,
• twnghin,
• tqnghin,
• tabghin,
• tamghin,
• tenghin,
• tanghen,
• Tengin,
• Tangian,
• Tangwin

The plural of the "tanghin" can be the "tanghins".

The singular of the "tanghin" can be the "tanghin".