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Nôm
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Nom
NOM may refer to:
- National Organization for Marriage
- Natural organic matter
- New Order Mormons
- Nickelodeon Original Movies
- Nintendo Official Magazine, official British Nintendo magazine; now discontinued, superseded by Official Nintendo Magazine
- NOM and NOM2, mobile device games produced by Gamevil
- N.O.M., an experimental Russian rock band
- Nominative case
- Norma Oficial Mexicana, each of a series of official norms and regulations for diverse activities in México.
- Nosara Airport, airport code NOM, in Nosara, Costa Rica
- Novus Ordo Missae, Mass of Paul VI
- N.O.M (Korean band), a Korean boy band
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Finrod Felagund
Finrod Felagund ( is a fictional character in the fantasy-world Middle-earth of the English author J. R. R. Tolkien. He appears in The Silmarillion, the epic poem The Lay of Leithian and the Grey Annals, as well as other material.
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nom
nm.
name, noun
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Nom
(n.)
Name.
Name.
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nom
▪ Take a good look at, peer at ▪ Look after, mind |
nòm
▪ Tinder |
nôm
◊ noun ▪ Chinese-transcribed Vietnamese ◊ adj ▪ Prose-like, simple, easy to understand ▪ In opposition to the Chinese's Hán language, Nôm (slantingly pronounced from "Nam") language belonged to Việt ethnic group. It borrowed the Hán hieroglyphic scripts to transcribe the Vietnamese language. Nôm language might appear in the 8th century. The memorable poems in Nôm language belonged to Hàn Thuyên and Nguyễn Sĩ Cố (in the late 13th century) The birth of Nôm language not only marked the Việt people's mature national consciousness, but also brought a brilliant development to the Vietnamese literature between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. For complication and imperfection, Nôm language was replaced by quốc_ngữ (national language) |
