Why is King Kong used for the name of the Monkey or the Giant Monkey? Why not use Great Ape, King Monkey, Giant Ape, Giant Mongkey or any other names? According to 'linguists', King Kong is derived from English and Latin, which means Monkey King. King means King (English) and Kong means Monkey (Latin).
Here are the words related to Kong
Kong Times Kong: Meaning a lot of Monkeys! Imagine, Monkey multiplied by Monkey!
Kong Res (Congress): Meaning Monkey Gathered! Res stands for Residue, residual collected.
Kong Kow: Meaning, Monkey Gaul! Kow from non-formal Mandarin which means playing, hanging out or huddling.
Ngong Kong: Meaning the Monkey Squatting! Ngong means sitting or squatting in Sanskrit.
Kong Guan: It means Monkey Biscuits, or Monkey Biscuits! Also Read: Video of Gendruwo's Head Arrests in Malaysia
Kong Lomerat: It means a large collection of Monkeys! Glomerate means to roll into a big ball.
Kong Si (Kongsi): It means Four Monkey entrepreneurs! Si is Chinese which means four.
Cu Kong: Monkey a lot of money! Cu means a lot of money according to ancient Chinese language that has expired.
Eng Kong: It means Monkey Mbah!
Sing Kong: Root tubers hide in the ground, afraid of monkeys! Sing = singitan (Java language) = ngumpet.
Bo Kong: The back of the monkey at the bottom that looks swollen. Bo = aboh (Java language) = swelling.
Kong Kong: Monkey Framework! Jerang = bones according to the language of the middle of nowhere.
Bang Kong: Monkeys wake up late! Bang = stands for waking.
Sun Go Kong: Sun = kiss Go = go or Hayo Kong = monkey Sun Go Kong = Hayo Kiss Monkey
