IPA: /nɔːr/
KK: /nɔr/
A knot or bump on a tree trunk, often caused by a growth or injury.
The carpenter carefully removed the knaur from the wood to ensure a smooth finish.
The word 'knaur' originates from Old English 'cnaur', meaning a knot or a knob. It refers specifically to a protuberance or a knot on a tree or a similar object.
Think of a 'knot' when you hear 'knaur' — it helps you remember that a knaur is a knot or a knob on a tree.