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sir·gang
\ˈsərˌgaŋ\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably from native name in Ceylon and Sumatra
: a predominantly pale green crested cissa (Kitta chinensis) that has largely maroon-red wings and black markings from bill to nape, on the wings, and across the tail and that occurs from the Himalayas through southeastern Asia and into the Pacific islands |