English to Shona Meaning of knot - fundo

Knot :

fundo

noun

fundo, tai, goona, joini, rongedza, nhuri, Bale, bumburudzi, nhuta, kuomesa, mhingaidzo, ndichisunga, inotungamirwa, mvura yakadzika, chinetso, Nugget, vhiringa, bhora, boka, chingwa, clotted uremu, kuzvimba, bundu, mota, girobhu racho, chirwirangwe, muzvikwata zvisina tsarukano, mubatanidzwa, kusingagumi fundo

verb

fundo, nokubvisa makashu, tai, kusunga, taura, sangana, batana, kubatana, batanidza, peya, joini, batanidzo, chidimbu chete

Knot :: fundoKnots :: changeKnotted :: knottedKnotty :: knotty

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Definitions of knot in English

Noun(1) a tight cluster of people or things(2) any of various fastenings formed by looping and tying a rope (or cord(3) a hard cross-grained round piece of wood in a board where a branch emerged(4) (of ships and wind(5) something twisted and tight and swollen(6) soft lump or unevenness in a yarn; either an imperfection or created by design(7) a sandpiper that breeds in the Arctic and winters in the southern hemisphere
Verb(1) make into knots; make knots out of(2) tie or fasten into a knot(3) tangle or complicate

Examples of knot in English

(1) He tightened the knot on his tie and brushed an imagined piece of lint off his uniform jacket.(2) A knot of demonstrators in black wore red bandanas over their faces.(3) A knot of people gathered in Main Street to watch the waters slowly begin to rise again.(4) She pulled on the brush, trying to get a particularly difficult knot out.(5) Chris swallowed the knot in his throat and glanced around the ring of people that now surrounded him.(6) the little knot of people clustered around the doorway(7) A tight knot of anger begins to form in Mike's stomach.(8) I was cutting some boards and hit a knot in the wood, and the saw kicked back and cut my leg.(9) There was a knot of soldiers gathered around a white lump at the foot of a small cliff.(10) It is impossible to knit from a skein without getting the wool in a knot .(11) Daniel ran a hand through his hair and stared at the cedar desk, absently tracing a knot in the wood with his finger.(12) From a seated position, curl one dumbbell up, feeling the muscles in your arm bunch up in a strong, searing knot as you reach the top and pause.(13) tie a knot at the end of the cord(14) Her knife caught on a knot , and she scowled at the branch.(15) She felt a tight knot in her stomach - had she slept through an attack?(16) At eleven o'clock she was knocking on his door, her stomach tied in a knot and her hands shaking slightly.

Related Phrases of knot

(1) tie the knot ::

kusungira fundo

(2) tie a knot ::

sunga ri

(3) a knot ::

(4) tie knot ::

kusingagumi fundo

(5) fast knot ::

kutsanya fundo

Related Phrases of knot

(1) tie the knot ::

kusungira fundo

(2) tie a knot ::

sunga ri

(3) a knot ::

(4) tie knot ::

kusingagumi fundo

(5) fast knot ::

kutsanya fundo

Synonyms

Noun

1. tie ::

tai

2. nodule ::

nodule

3. burl ::

Burl

4. greyback ::

greyback

5. gnarl ::

gnarl

6. nautical mile ::

nautical maira

Verb

8. ravel ::

ravel

Different Forms

knot, knots, knotty

Word Example from TV Shows

You think you're fooling anyone with that top KNOT?

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Examples of knot from TV Shows

You think you're fooling anyone with that top KNOT?

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