knit in Irish
knit in Irish is cniotáil — knit means to make fabric or a garment by looping yarn together, either by hand with needles or by machine.
knit in Irish
cniotáil
What does "knit" mean?
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verb To make fabric or a garment by looping yarn together, either by hand with needles or by machine.
"Her grandmother knitted her a wool jumper for Christmas."
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verb To join closely together, or (of a broken bone) to grow back together and heal.
"The two communities knitted together over the years to form one town."
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knit in a sentence
- Her grandmother knitted her a wool jumper for Christmas.
- The two communities knitted together over the years to form one town.
- The fracture took six weeks to knit properly.
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What is "knit" in Irish?
"knit" in Irish is cniotáil. knit means: To make fabric or a garment by looping yarn together, either by hand with needles or by machine.
How do you use "knit" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother knitted her a wool jumper for Christmas." In Irish, "knit" is cniotáil.
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