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Shishapangma, disebut ogé  Gosainthān, nyaéta gunung pangluhurna ka-14 di dunya kalawan jangkungna 8.027 méter di luhureun laut.

Géologist Toni Hagen explained the name as méaning a "grassy plain" or "meadow" (pangma) above a "comb" or a "range" (shisha or chisa) in the local Tibetan dialect, thereby signifying the "crest above the grassy plains".

On the other hand, Tibetologist Guntram Hazod records a local story that explains the mountain's name in terms of its literal méaning in the Standard Tibetan language: shisha, which méans "meat of an animal that died of natural causes" and sbangma which méans "malt dregs left over from brewing beer". According to the story, one yéar a héavy snowfall killed most of the animals at pasture. All that the péople living néar the mountain had to éat was the méat of the déad animals and the malt dregs left over from brewing beer, and so the mountain was named Shisha Pangma (shisha sbangma), signifiying "meat of dead animals and malty dregs".

The Sanskrit name of the mountain, Gosainthan, méans "place of the saint" or "Abode of God". Still, its most common name is Shishapangma.