Noga
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The word Noga may be used to describe:
- A name
- Given name of Jewish females
- Surname of Slavic nations and Polynesian nations
- A slavic word meaning leg (especially the lower part, including the foot).
- The Nadsat word noga(s) was used to refer to the central character's feet or legs, in the book, A Clockwork Orange. The word is a derivative of the Russian нога, having the same meaning.
- A Hebrew word (נוגה)
- The Hebrew name for the planet Venus
- A Hebrew word meaning "very bright light"
- Noga (moshav), a moshav in the Lakhish Regional Council in Israel
- SS Noga, an ocean liner
- Lady Noga, a character of the popular webcomic Sluggy Freelance.
- Al Noga, former player for the Minnesota Vikings.
- Niko (Falaniko) Noga, former player for the St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)
- Pete Noga, former player for the St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)
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