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нөгөө(nögöö) - "that", "the"? It's used in a textbook - Modern Mongolian, A Course-Book by John Gaunt and L.Bayarmandakh. Here's one of the sample sentences. Note that the Cyrillic Mongolian text is not searchable, here's the URL
тэрнөгөөномыгуншина ― ter nögöö nomyg unšina ― he reads the book
бинөгөөангликиногүзнэ ― bi nögöö angli kinog üzne ― I will see the English film
Нарангэрэл(Narangerel) - a female given name meaning "sunlight"
Actually the first one is m-o-n-g-g-o-l and is probably an attempt to emulate the bigger "gully" the back-vowel ng has in Erdene's orthographic dictionary. Crom daba (talk) 17:52, 29 August 2017 (UTC)