nó
Galician
/ˈnɔ/
noun
Definitions
- knot looping of a flexible material
- node a knot, knob, protuberance or swelling
- gnarl
- knot whorl left in lumber
- knot unit of speed
- hub point where many routes meet
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese noo inherited from Latin nōdus (bond, a knot, knob) derived from Proto-Indo-European *gnod- (bind).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*gnod-
Gloss
bind
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beer knot English
- bowknot English
- breastknot English
- endknot English
- inknot English
- interknot English
- knot English
- knotberry English
- knotful English
- knotgrass English
- knothead English
- knothole English
- knotless English
- knotlike English
- knotoid English
- knotroot English
- knottable English
- knotter English
- knottin English
- knottle English
- knotty English
- knotweed English
- knotwork English
- knotwort English
- node English
- pseudoknot English
- reknot English
- topknot English
- trefoil knot English
- unknot English
- water knot English
- nodosus Latin
- nodulus Latin
- nodus Latin
- nōdus Latin
- nodo Italian
- nodo Spanish, Castilian
- *gned- Proto-Indo-European
- *gnod- Proto-Indo-European
- nodo Portuguese
- nó Portuguese
- *knuttô Proto-Germanic
- ノット Japanese
- knotte Middle English
- node Middle English
- cnota Irish
- neu Old French
- noelo Galician
- noadă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- nod Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- nyjë Albanian
- desnouement Middle French
- noo Old Portuguese
- nod Aromanian
- nous Old Occitan