IPA: /θrɔːn/
KK: /θrɔn/
This word describes something that is bent, twisted, or not straight. It can also refer to a person who is stubborn or difficult to deal with.
The thrawn branches of the tree made it hard to walk through the forest.
Comparative: thrawner
Superlative: thrawnest
The word 'thrawn' originates from Old English 'thrawan', meaning to twist or turn. It describes something that is twisted or contorted in shape or disposition.
Think of something that is 'twisted' or 'turned' — that's why 'thrawn' refers to something that is bent or contorted.