IPA: /nɒsp/
KK: /nɑsp/
A small rounded part or bud on a plant, often where a flower or leaf will grow.
The gardener noticed a knosp forming on the branch, indicating that a new flower would soon bloom.
The word 'knosp' originates from Old Norse 'knospr', meaning a bud or sprout. It refers specifically to a young shoot or a new growth on a plant.
Think of a 'bud' or 'sprout' when you hear 'knosp' — it helps you remember that 'knosp' refers to a young growth on a plant.