knotty in Latin
knotty in Latin is nodosus — knotty means describes string or similar material that is tangled or tied into knots.
knotty in Latin
nodosus
Of string or something stringlike: full of, or tied up, in knots.
What does "knotty" mean?
- adj Describes string or similar material that is tangled or tied into knots.
- adj Describes a tree, part of the body, or similar thing, that is covered in hard lumps or knobs; gnarled.
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adj Difficult and complicated; hard to sort out.
"It’s the knottier questions that elicit his cleaving judgments."
- adj Having a tough, stern or rugged character.
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- It’s the knottier questions that elicit his cleaving judgments.
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What is "knotty" in Latin?
"knotty" in Latin is nodosus. knotty means: Describes string or similar material that is tangled or tied into knots.
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