Anagrams & Informasjon om | Engelsk ordet NKO

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• The DNO historically has not had its own resident orchestra, and so various orchestras of the Netherlands, including the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO), the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra (NKO), the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest, Residentie Orkest, Den Haag (The Hague Philharmonic), and the AskoSchönberg ensemble have provided the orchestral forces for DNO productions.
• NKo (ߒߞߏ), also spelled N'Ko, is an alphabetic script devised by Solomana Kanté in 1949, as a modern writing system for the Manding languages of West Africa.
• The digits are repeated in several other scripts: Eastern Arabic, Balinese, Bengali, Devanagari, Ethiopic, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Telugu, Khmer, Lao, Limbu, Malayalam, Mongolian, Myanmar, New Tai Lue, Nko, Oriya, Telugu, Thai, Tibetan, Osmanya.
• The community of Mazenod includes the villages of Baloing, Bothoba-Pelo, Fika-Le-Mohala, Folobanka, Ha 'Masana, Ha Au, Ha Chaka, Ha Cheboko, Ha Jimisi, Ha Jimisi (Taung), Ha Josiase, Ha Khele, Ha Khitione, Ha Lekhobanyane, Ha Malefane, Ha Mantšebo, Ha Maphatšoe, Ha Masenkane, Ha Matebesi, Ha Moalosi, Ha Mohasoa, Ha Motemekoane, Ha Motheo, Ha Mpo, Ha Nkopane, Ha Ntsane, Ha Paki, Ha Pita, Ha Pomela, Ha Pshatlella, Ha Ralikoebe, Ha Ramorakane, Ha Sekepe, Ha Selonyane, Ha Seqhatsi, Ha Setho, Ha Teko, Ha Teko (Matebeleng), Ha Thaabe, Ha Thabe, Ha Thokoa, Ha Tseka, Lithakoaneng, Machekoaneng, Ha Chaka,Ha Ngoatonyane, Ha Nko, Ha Rasebesoane, Ha Luka, Ha Takalimane, Ha Tlebere, Matukeng, Moriting, Temaneng, Thata-Moli and Thot'a-Moli, Ha mphoto.
• The community of Mohlakeng includes the villages of Aupolasi, Falatsa, Ha 'Mamahatisa, Ha Borane ('Malikhamane), Ha Chopho, Ha Foto, Ha Katu, Ha Khoeli, Ha Kobefu, Ha Lebakae, Ha Lebamang, Ha Lechesa, Ha Lekete, Ha Lekopa, Ha Lesoli, Ha Lihanela, Ha Liile, Ha Limo, Ha Luka, Ha Luka (Airport), Ha Mafisa, Ha Mahlelebe, Ha Mahlelebe (Hukung), Ha Mak'hoba, Ha Makhori, Ha Mapeshoane, Ha Maqhobela, Ha Matete (Qhuqhu), Ha Matsoake, Ha Mofoka, Ha Mohaka, Ha Mohlakaso, Ha Moholobela, Ha Mokoena, Ha Mokuoane, Ha Mosaeea, Ha Motente, Ha Mothetsi (Thoteng), Ha Mothibe, Ha Motlepu, Ha Mphoto, Ha Ngoatonyane, Ha Nkhabi, Ha Nko, Ha Nkoetla, Ha Phoheli, Ha Raboshabane, Ha Ralisene, Ha Ramohajane, Ha Ramokotjo, Ha Rampoetsi, Ha Rantšetse, Ha Rasebesoane, Ha Sefuli, Ha Setenane, Ha Setoaba, Ha Seturumane, Ha Takalimane, Ha Talinyana, Ha Taole, Ha Thabiso, Ha Thakali, Ha Tlebere, Ha Tšeana, Ha Tšiu, Koma-Koma, Maholong (Ha Mothetsi), Makoaeleng, Manganeng, Meru-Metšo, Mokunutlung, Molumong (Ha Mofoka), Mothating, Nkoeng, Patisanong, Qhomane (Ha Mofoka), Qhuqhu, Ramaqhanyane, Sekoting, Telle and Tholang.
• By VGK Order No 12 of 15 September 1943, and NKO Order № 0236 of 2 August 1944, the corps gained the Nezhin and Kuzbass honors respectively (Kuzbassko-Nezhinskaya).
• NKo is a Unicode block containing characters for the Manding languages of West Africa, including Bamanan, Jula, Maninka, Mandinka, and a common literary language, Kangbe, also called NKo.

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