Usage of "Nox" | TermGallery

Spanish

Roman goddess of night; daughter of Erebus; counterpart of Greek Nyx.

Usage of Nox in English

He came at last to the back approaches to Nox's rooming house. 
 Pathfinder 

Here Nox used to bring everything that he found in the river. 
 The Story Hour: A Book for the Home and the Kindergarten 

This effect could be reversed by switching the explants back to Nox. 
 Pubmed 

He would have said more to Umbo, but Nox closed the door. 
 Pathfinder 

Celaena kept still, as did Nox, who was standing close beside her. 
 Throne of Glass 

Thanks to the help of Niobe and Nox, Parry was back in office. 
 For Love Of Evil 

There's no longer a need for Nox, for this secret life. 
 Masked 

Even Nox wound up chugging a vial of antidote; he'd put monkshood first. 
 Throne of Glass 

ROS generated from Nox proteins and mitochondria are important for oxygen sensing mechanisms. 
 Pubmed 

Umbo looked wildly from Rigg to Nox and then up at his father. 
 Pathfinder 

I allude, sir, to the eldest daughter of Nox and Erebus. 
 Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice 

She strode away, past the grinning Nox, and stopped before Cain. 
 Throne of Glass 

Show the strong presumption there is, that Nox was the god of battles. 
 The World's Greatest Books — Volume 02 — Fiction 

There was Nox, the Incarnation of Night, with all her fascination. 
 For Love Of Evil 

As debris rained down, Nox sheltered in a doorway with Rose. 
 Masked 

They moved aside a little, so Nox and Tegay could see each other. 
 Pathfinder 

nox

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Spanish

Nox through the time

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Meanings of Nox in English