neng
Neng is a term with multiple, distinct uses across languages and cultures, and it does not have a single, universal meaning. In Indonesian and Javanese contexts, neng is primarily a vocative used to address a young woman or girl. It functions similarly to miss or sis and is common in informal speech within families, neighborhoods, and everyday conversation. The tone can be affectionate, familiar, or respectful, but its appropriateness depends on regional norms and the relationship between speakers; it is generally less suitable in formal or unfamiliar settings.
In Chinese, neng (能) is a common syllable meaning "can" or "to be able." It appears in a
Neng also appears as a personal name or nickname in various East and Southeast Asian communities, where
Because neng spans multiple languages, its meaning varies with linguistic and social context. There is no single