Define:Nocht

Irish

Etymology

From Old Irish

, from Template:Proto (compare Welsh

noeth

).

Adjective

Nocht

1. bare, naked
2. exposed

Synonyms

• (bare): lom

Noun

Nocht m

1. naked person
2. Template:Arts nude

Verb

1. to bare, expose, reveal, uncover
2. to strip
3. to strip off
4. to unveil
5. to express
6. to disclose

Synonyms

• (to strip, strip off): lom
• (to strip off): rúisc, scamh, scoith
• (to voice): cuir in iúl

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Old Irish

Etymology 1

From Template:Proto (compare Welsh

noeth

).

Adjective

Nocht

1. naked, bare, uncovered

Descendants

• Irish: nocht
• Scottish Gaelic: nochd

Etymology 2

From Template:Proto, from Template:Proto.

Noun

Nocht

1. Template:Archaic night

Synonyms

• adaig

Derived terms

• i n-nocht

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Scots

Alternative forms

• noucht, noght, nought, noch, nouch

Etymology

From Middle Inglis

noght

, from Old English

nāht

. More at naught.

Noun

nocht

1. nothing, nought or naught

Adverb

Nocht (comparative mair nocht, superlative maist nocht)

1. not

Derived terms

• nocht-gainstanding

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Vilamovian

Alternative forms

• naocht

Noun

Nocht

1. night

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West Frisian

Adjective

Nocht

1. enough
2. fun

Noun

Nocht

1. pleasure, fun