"knååk" meaning in All languages combined

See knååk on Wiktionary

Noun [Jutish]

IPA: [ˈknɔːɡ]
Etymology: From Middle Low German knoke, knake. Etymology templates: {{der|jut|gml|knoke}} Middle Low German knoke Head templates: {{head|jut|noun}} knååk
  1. (Fjolde) bone Tags: Fjolde Categories (topical): Skeleton
    Sense id: en-knååk-jut-noun-yNrPZX~p Categories (other): Fjolde Jutish, Jutish entries with incorrect language header

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