sting / stang / stung
or
sting / stung / stung?
In other words, in simple past, active voice, do you say
The wasp stang her
or rather
The wasp stung her?
Wiktionary lists both, but one of them sounds wrong to my ears. What do you think?
Edit: Thank you to everyone who answered.
Most people use only 'stung', but some use 'stang' in oral speech. There's not really enough information to say if this occurs regionally. Neither can I say if 'stang', which, according to some dictionaries, used to be correct, has actually survived in some parts of the world, or if it's just wrong usage. Still, I guess 'stang' isn't quite as obsolete as some dictionaries point out.
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