Noa
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[edit] Name
Noa or Noah (Standard Hebrew נועה Noa, Tiberian Hebrew נעה Nōʿāh), is a feminine Hebrew name, derived from a root that means "movement". The name is used in the Hebrew Bible for one of the daughters of Zelophehad.
[edit] People
[edit] Real
- Loveman Noa a US Naval officer killed during the Philippines Insurrection
- Noa, the chosen appellation of singer Achinoam Nini
- Noa, a common misspelling of Noah (spelled and pronounced differently in Hebrew), the biblical builder of the Ark
[edit] Fictional
- The given name of Noa Izumi, a character from the anime and manga series Patlabor.
- Noah, a character in Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shambala
- Noah Kaiba, a character from the Virtual Realm saga in Yu-Gi-Oh!
- Noa, a character within the Japanese anime Kiba
- Noa, a character in Star Wars
- Noa, a protagonist in the video game Legend of Legaia.
[edit] Places
- An Argentine region of six north-western provinces, see Región Noroeste Argentino
[edit] Concepts
- A Polynesian term for replacing names to avoid summoning something. A form of euphemism.
- A Māori term referring to the opposite of tapu; noa means common, non-sacred, or free from tapu (sometimes because tapu has been broken).
- The Natural Ontological Attitude, a philosophy of science proposed by Arthur Fine
[edit] Organizations and companies
- Naval Officer's Associations, an association for Canadian naval officers, see website
- National Outsourcing Association, a telecommunications association in the United Kingdom.
- Team NoA, professional e-sports team official website.
- The Nation of Islam
- Nintendo of America
- NOA Audio Solutions, Manufacturer of audio archive management tools official website.
[edit] Things
- Naturally occurring asbestos, which is the unprocessed form of asbestos (common in California, Montana, and Turkey).
- Norma Ortográfica Andaluza, a Spanish transcription method in actual commercial use for popular songs with flamenco lyrics which aims to reflect more phonetically the actual speech features of the Andalusian region.