in São Tomé e Príncipe, a child of a temporary immigrant.

the Tonga islands now home to the Kingdom of Tonga referred to above, settled by the ancestors of all Polynesians, the Lapita.

one of several concepts of Polynesian mythology:

the Tonga people of Malawi, an ethnic group living on the shores of Lake Malawi who speak the Tonga language (Bantu group N)

a village located in Shilluk areas of southern Sudan that housed a Catholic mission station

the name of the first woman in Tonga.

the southwest wind, the last wind to be reined in by Māui.

Tonga Island, New Zealand

Kingdom of Tonga, a Pacific Island nation whose people are known as Tongans and who speak the Tongan language

the Tonga people of Zambia and Zimbabwe, an ethnic group mainly in southern Zambia and northern Zimbabwe, with some in Mozambique, who speak the Tonga language (Bantu group M)

in India, a horse carriage: see tonga (carriage).

a version of Intel's Pentium II microprocessor designed for laptops.

the military codename (Operation Tonga) given to an airborne operation during the Battle of Normandy.

the Tonga language (Mon-Khmer) spoken in Thailand and Malaysia