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Norak (Russian: Нурек, Tajik: Норак
Norak) is a city in the
Khatlon Region of Tajikistan. It is
situated on the
river Vakhsh, 885 m
above sea level, and...
- Dam (Russian: Нурекская ГЭС; Tajik: Нерӯгоҳи обии Норак, Nerūgohi obii
Norak,
Tajik for
Nurek Hydro-electric Station) is an earth-fill
embankment dam...
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Norak District or Nohiya-i
Norak (Tajik: Ноҳияи Норак) is a
former district in
Khatlon Region, Tajikistan. Its
capital was
Norak.
Around 2018, it was merged...
- phenomenon. The term
refers to a
stereotype describing something "tacky" (
norak), "cheesy" (kampungan) and/or
being excessive. The Alay
culture phenomena...
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Albert Norak (8
November 1928 – 28
March 2015) was an
Estonian swimmer, financier, and
civil servant in the
Estonian SSR. He
later became a Communist...
- Jamoats:
Dahana Kulob Zarbdor Ziraki Levakant City:
Levakant Jamoats:
Guliston Vahdat Norak City:
Norak Jamoats:
Dukoni Pulisangin Bokhtar City: Bokhtar...
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subdivided into 21
districts and 4 district-level cities: Kulob, Levakant,
Norak and Bokhtar. The
districts are:
Baljuvon District Danghara District Dusti...
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Norakos or
Norak was an old
Paionian city. The city was
mentioned by Steph****
Byzantinus together with
another Paeonian cities like Amidi,
Dober and...
- →
Kofarnihon (1992) →
Vahdat (2003)
Tabashar →
Istiqlol (2012)
Nurek →
Norak (1993)
Kulyab →
Kulob (1993)
Regar →
Tursunzade (1972) →
Tursunzoda (1993)...
- it
appears more as a
shape shifter. In
Hungarian culture the morák or
norák is
present in
Transylvania and
Hungary as a
bogeyman like figure. The children...
