IPA: /nɜrl/
KK: /nɜrl/
A small, raised pattern or ridge on a surface, often used to provide grip or decoration.
The handle of the tool had a nurl to make it easier to hold.
This word originates from Old English, meaning to curl or twist. The word 'nurl' refers to a small curl or twist, often used in the context of hair or other materials.
Think of something that is 'curled' or 'twisted' — that's what 'nurl' means, a small curl or twist.