What does "cnap" mean in Irish?

"cnap" means "knob" in Irish. It is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce "cnap" in Irish?

"cnap" is pronounced /kɾˠapˠ/ in IPA.

The mutation forms of "cnap" are Séimhiú: chnap; Urú: gcnap.

knob

NounMasculineC1/kɾˠapˠ/

"cnap" means "knob" in Irish (masculine noun). Pronounced /kɾˠapˠ/. Mutation forms: Séimhiú → chnap, Urú → gcnap.

In Irish, the first letter of "cnap" changes depending on the grammatical context. These are the mutated forms:

Chruinnigh cnap i mbéal a ghoile.

He got a lump in his throat.

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knob

NounMasculineC1/kɾˠapˠ/

"cnap" means "knob" in Irish (masculine noun). Pronounced /kɾˠapˠ/. Mutation forms: Séimhiú → chnap, Urú → gcnap.

In Irish, the first letter of "cnap" changes depending on the grammatical context. These are the mutated forms:

Chruinnigh cnap i mbéal a ghoile.

He got a lump in his throat.

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