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What is the definition of the name Ulung? Have you ever heard of it? In the Meaning Dictionary of Names will be explained the meaning of Ulung, the origin of the language and its use.

The name Ulung means eagle; black; proficient, capable; superior purple comes from the Kawi language. Trends in the use of the name from the Kawi language have increased considerably in the last time because it is interesting and has good meaning.

Although each name has a different meaning, but parents will certainly give the name that has the best meaning for their children. One of them is the meaning of the name Ulung, which means eagle; black; proficient, capable; superior purple.
Generally the name Ulung is widely used for boys. Therefore if you have a son, it would be good to be named Ulung. Because besides being very cool, the name Ulung also has a good meaning.
ulung by yaelahlung June 7, 2020
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Pendekar Ulung Alang Karim 

A warrior coming from the lineage of Perak Sultanate with a hint of Chinese. Known intimately within the circle of Pendekar as "Pendekar Mahkota Ulung DiRaja Perak", the highest level of Pendekar equivalent of a samurai ninja.

His lineage now many at Bota Kanan. The family tree are kept secret.
Are you the decendent of a warrior called "Pendekar Ulung Alang Karim"?
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