Definition of kalong in English:

kalong

noun ˈkɑːlɒŋ-läNG

A flying fox found in SE Asia and Indonesia.
Genus Pteropus, family Pteropodidae, in particular the large flying fox (P. vampyrus)
Example sentencesExamples
- It is said that when a man dies, the god Kala comes flying down at night on a kalong to take the man's soul and disappears with it.
- While eating a large fruit picked from a tree, the kalong takes up a position which, although certainly very comfortable, appears to us as very clumsy.

Early 19th century: from Javanese.

noun-läNG

A flying fox found in Southeast Asia and Indonesia.
Genus Pteropus, family Pteropodidae, in particular the large flying fox (P. vampyrus)
Example sentencesExamples
- While eating a large fruit picked from a tree, the kalong takes up a position which, although certainly very comfortable, appears to us as very clumsy.
- It is said that when a man dies, the god Kala comes flying down at night on a kalong to take the man's soul and disappears with it.

Early 19th century: from Javanese.

单词	kalong
释义	Definition of kalong in English: kalong noun ˈkɑːlɒŋ-läNG A flying fox found in SE Asia and Indonesia. Genus Pteropus, family Pteropodidae, in particular the large flying fox (P. vampyrus) Example sentencesExamples It is said that when a man dies, the god Kala comes flying down at night on a kalong to take the man's soul and disappears with it. While eating a large fruit picked from a tree, the kalong takes up a position which, although certainly very comfortable, appears to us as very clumsy. Origin Early 19th century: from Javanese. Definition of kalong in US English: kalong noun-läNG A flying fox found in Southeast Asia and Indonesia. Genus Pteropus, family Pteropodidae, in particular the large flying fox (P. vampyrus) Example sentencesExamples While eating a large fruit picked from a tree, the kalong takes up a position which, although certainly very comfortable, appears to us as very clumsy. It is said that when a man dies, the god Kala comes flying down at night on a kalong to take the man's soul and disappears with it. Origin Early 19th century: from Javanese.
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