IPA: /ˈkrʌnoʊd/
KK: /ˈkrʌnoʊd/
A location where two parts of a curve intersect or cross each other.
The mathematician explained the significance of the crunode in the study of curves.
This word originates from Old English, meaning a small, rounded mass or lump. The term 'crunode' specifically refers to a small, rounded protuberance or bump.
Think of a small, rounded 'lump' — that's what 'crunode' refers to.