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Swedish and English Translation Search Results for knut

Summary

Swedish to English: more detail...

knut:
- node
- knot; bun; knot of hair
Wiktionary:
- knut → knot, kink, angle
- knut → knop, knot, bend, node, knuckle, nub

English to Swedish: more detail...

knut:
The word knut exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Swedish.
- Synonyms for "knut":
  Canute; Cnut; Knut; Canute the Great; King of England; King of Great Britain

Swedish

Detailed Translations for knut from Swedish to English

knut:

knut

knut
node
- node

knut noun

knut
the knot
- knot [the ~] noun
knut (hårknut)
the knot; the bun; the knot of hair
- knot [the ~] noun
- bun [the ~] noun
- knot of hair [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for knut:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bun	hårknut; knut	bulle; hårknut
knot	hårknut; knut
knot of hair	hårknut; knut	bulle; hårknut
node		nod
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
knot		binda; binda ihop; binda samman; fixera; fästa; knyta; knyta ihop; knyta samman; knäppa; sätta fast
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
bun		fastlagsbulle
knot		knop; noppa
node	knut

Synonyms for "knut":

knop

Wiktionary Translations for knut:

knut

noun

looping
- knot → knop; knut; stek
tangled clump
- knot → knut
mathematics closed curve
- knot → knut
tight curl, twist, or bend
- kink → veck; fnurra; knut
corner where two walls intersect
- angle → hörn; knut

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• knut	→ knop; knot; bend; node	↔ Knoten — fest verschlungener Teil eines Fadens oder Seils
• knut	→ knot; knuckle; node; nub	↔ nœud — À classer

English

Detailed Translations for knut from English to Swedish

knut:

Synonyms for "knut":

Canute; Cnut; Knut; Canute the Great; King of England; King of Great Britain

Knut:

Translation Matrix for Knut:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Canute; Canute the Great; Cnut

Related Definitions for "Knut":

king of Denmark and Norway who forced Edmund II to divide England with him; on the death of Edmund II, Canute became king of all England (994-1035)¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University