Nore

nore Noré norę noře nøre nőre English +, Norway Etymology 1 en Proper noun the Nore A sandbar at the mouth of the River Thames. en historical The naval subcommand area covering the Thames, and at various times other parts of the east coast of England. Etymology 2 From en nn Nore. Proper noun en village mun:suf/Nore og Uvdal co:suf/Buskerud c/Norway. Afrikaans Noun af noun form af Noor Norwegian Nynorsk Pronunciation nn /²nuːrə/ Etymology 1 From nn non Nóri. Also a variant of non Nor, from nn non Nórr. Proper noun nn proper noun m dwarf nn male Old Norse Nora Etymology 2 Proper noun nn proper noun f nn female Nora Etymology 3 From nn non Nórar f-p, from non *nór narrow sound, referring to the narrow sound in the Norefjorden Nore Fjord. Proper noun nn proper noun ? nn village mun/Nore og Uvdal co/Buskerud c/Norway Derived terms nn Norefjell nn Norefjorden the Nore Fjord nn Noresund