nagor

/ ˈneɪɡɔː /

noun

1. another name for reedbuck

Word History and Origins

Origin of nagor¹

C18: from French, arbitrarily named by Buffon, from earlier nanguer

Example Sentences

Lindsey Boley, a 36-year-old housewife and mother of three, and Nadia Nagor, 28, a fashion blogger and stylist, had each done it once before and were mulling a return visit.

From The Guardian

Nagor had a wedding the following week.

From The Guardian

In Jodhpur district there were 10,000 marriages in which the brides and bridegrooms were between three and twelve years of age, while in Nagor district, mothers carried babies in arms seven times around the sacred fire to solemnize marital vows.

From Time Magazine Archive

Today, since his monogamous Majesty has no son, the heir is his brother, Prince Paribatra of Nagor Svara.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nagor looked out through the ports of the spaceship, which didn't in the least resemble an Earth spaceship, any more than what Nagor considered sight resembled the corresponding Earth sense perception.

From Project Gutenberg