IPA: /nʌk/
KK: /nuk/
A corner or nook, often referring to a bend in a coast or a sheltered area.
The children played in the neuk of the garden, away from the wind.
The word 'neuk' originates from Middle English 'neuk' or 'nook', which comes from Old English 'noca', meaning a corner or recess. It refers to a secluded or hidden corner, often in a room or garden.
Picture a cozy 'corner' ('nook') where you can hide away — that's what 'neuk' means.