nokyo

[ noh-kyoh, -kee-oh; Japanese naw-kyaw ]

/ ˈnoʊ kyoʊ, -kiˌoʊ; Japanese ˈnɔ kyɔ /

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noun, plural no·kyo.

a Japanese agricultural cooperative.

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Origin of nokyo

<Japanese nō-kyō<Middle Chinese, equivalent to Chinese nóng farming + gòng together

Words nearby nokyo

noisy, noisy miner, no joke, no kidding, no-knock, nokyo, Nolan, Nolde, nolens volens, Nolichucky, noli me tangere