About the "nour", many people say it means "light" in arabic and farsi/persian and "fire" in hebrew. As I posted here, I also made an exercise about how the word could be written using kanji: 野雨露 - reading "nouro" (in the japanese language doesn't exist the sound "r" alone), with the first ideogram meaning "field", the second "rain" and the third "dew". Could be only my imagination but, just after the thunder of this Satoshi's one word post appearing in the middle of the dark lake of the market in the winter, a calm view of a dew and under a drizzle rain in the dawn is really good to appreciate :-) May the nour be with you! Thanks and good luck again!!

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