Noko (Porcupine) For example: "Dinoko di bogale (Porcupines are dangerous)"

Where does the slang word Noko come from?

Noko is a slang term from Botswana. It is part of the rich slang vocabulary used in Botswana and across Africa.

What are other meanings of Noko?

Noko can also mean: Oncle (Uncle); Uncle (maternal)

Noko

🇧🇼 Botswana Slang

Added August 06, 2025 · 3 definitions

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Noko (Porcupine)

"Dinoko di bogale (Porcupines are dangerous)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 06, 2025

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Oncle (Uncle)

"Noko a zia mbi makabo (Uncle gave me a gift)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 08, 2025

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Uncle (maternal)

"Noko azali na mboka - Uncle is in the village"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 09, 2025

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🇧🇼 About Botswana Slang

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