Usage category: core
Recognition: 98%
Book: pu
Coined era: pre-pu
foot, leg, organ of locomotion; bottom, lower part | ALT ten; twenty; negative five
In a poll in 2002, "jalan" was proposed as a replacement for "noka". However, "jalan" failed to get enough votes. In pu, "noka" has the meaning of "place that is down". In common usage (both before and after pu), "anpa" has that meaning instead.
leg⁵, foot⁴, lap³, ankle³, kick³, heel², knee², base²
Source Language: Serbo-Croatian
Etymology: нога noga ‘foot, leg’
Creator(s): jan Sonja
Etymology: pictogram of a foot with an ankle
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