The word "sporange" is a rarity in the English language, as it is one of the few words that contains no vowels. The pronunciation of the word is /ˈspɒrɪndʒ/, with the stress on the second syllable. The spelling of the word is derived from the Greek word "sporangion," meaning a seed case, which in turn is derived from "spora," meaning seed. Despite its rarity, "sporange" is a useful word, particularly for crossword enthusiasts and Scrabble players.
The word sporange refers to a rare alternative form of the word sporangium, which is a botanical term for a structure in which spores are formed. Interestingly, sporange is not documented to have a distinct etymology. It is believed to be a so-called nonce word, meaning a term coined for a single occasion and not commonly used beyond that context. The word sporange gained popularity due to its uniqueness, as it is one of the very few words in the English language that rhymes with orange.