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| No 1 also Noh
(nō) Pronunciation Key
n. The classical drama of Japan, with music and dance performed in a highly stylized manner by elaborately dressed performers on an almost bare stage. [Japanese nō, talent, ability, No, from Middle Chinese nəŋ.] |
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(nō) Pronunciation Key
n. Variant of No1. |
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Noh
Noh
traditional Japanese masked drama, 1871, from Japanese, lit. "ability, talent, function." Dramatic form also known as nogaku, with gaku "music."
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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