noma

[ noh-muh ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, Pathology.

, plural no·mas.

a gangrenous ulceration of the mouth or genitalia, occurring mainly in debilitated children.

noma

/ ˈnəʊmə /

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Origin of noma¹

1825–35; < New Latin, Latin nomē a sore, ulcer < Greek nomḗ a feeding, grazing (akin to némein to feed, graze, consume)

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Origin of noma¹

C19: New Latin, from Latin nomē ulcer, from Greek nomē feeding; related to Greek nemein to feed

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The playful mural is worth a trip to the far edge of NoMa to view at full scale.

I followed that with dinner at POPL in Christianshavn, the new burger restaurant from noma.

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Towards this pillar Hokosa made his way through the wet grass, followed by Noma his wife.

Now Noma's fingers stirred, and now, with horrible contortions and every symptom of agony, life returned to her.

When she was recovered from her illness, Noma sat one night in her hut, and Hokosa sat there also watching her.

"There are some wives who would not find that so great an evil," replied Noma mockingly, as she rose to do his bidding.

"Then his heart must be full of them indeed, and it is little wonder that he seems sick," replied Noma, gibing.

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