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Nokon is a
village on the south-eastern
coast of New Ireland,
Papua New Guinea.
According to
Alexander H. Bolyanatz, "Tekedan, Himaul, and
Nokon form something...
- in Bokmål.
Nokon/noka
means someone/any,
while noko
means something and nokre/
nokon means some (plural). Examples: Eg har
ikkje sett
nokon bil (I have...
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Someone is
Going to Come (Norwegian:
Nokon kjem til å komme) by the
Norwegian writer Jon Fosse. He
wrote it in 1992, but it was not
published or staged...
- trans.
Damion Searls and
Grethe Kvernes (Fitzcarraldo Editions, 2023)
Nokon kjem til å
komme (written in 1992–93;[citation needed]
first produced in...
- 2007-10-19. "Sick Lines:
Nokon Housing".
Retrieved 2009-01-21. Policar, RL (18
April 2008). "Mtn Bike Riders:
Carbon Fiber Nokon Cable Housing?". Retrieved...
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Sursurunga is an
Oceanic language of New Ireland. /p/ has two allophones: [pʷ]
syllable initially and [p̚]
syllable finally. /t̪/ has two allophones: [t̪]...
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Broadcasting Corporation (Norge rundt,
autumn of 2006, ’Der
ingen skulle tru at
nokon kunne bu’,
autumn of 2011) The
lighthouse owner is the island's only remaining...
- Punjab, ****stan Nesen, Mazandaran, Iran Ni'lin,
Palestinian Territories Nokon, New Ireland,
Papua New
Guinea Noxon, Montana,
United States Noyon, France...
- NRK
aired a
program about Kjeåsen in its
series Der
ingen skulle tru at
nokon kunne bu (Where No One
Would Think Anyone Could Live) in 2002. Sveriges...
- of Jon Fosse's
plays saw
their first productions on Det
Norske Teatret:
Nokon kjem til å
komme (1996), Ein
sommars dag (1999),
Vakkert (2001), 3ogtosaman...
