Definition of knawel in English:

knawel

noun ˈnɔːɪlnôl

A low-growing inconspicuous plant of the pink family, which grows in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.
硬花草
Genus Scleranthus, family Caryophyllaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Other related species include stitchwort and chickweed, catchflies, knawels, pearlworts and sea-spurreys.
- Both knawels are sometimes named pesky weeds, but every plant, which can survive in the poor soil, is important for the Spit.
- Self-pollination allows for distinct races to develop and several sub-species of annual knawel have been recognised, however their status in Ireland has not been investigated.
- I saw no shepherd's purse after December 27th, but knawel was in flower as late as January 18th.

Origin

Late 16th century: from German Knauel, Knäuel 'knotgrass'.

Rhymes

withdrawal

Definition of knawel in US English:

knawel

nounnôl

A low-growing inconspicuous plant of the pink family, growing in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.
硬花草
Genus Scleranthus, family Caryophyllaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Both knawels are sometimes named pesky weeds, but every plant, which can survive in the poor soil, is important for the Spit.
- Other related species include stitchwort and chickweed, catchflies, knawels, pearlworts and sea-spurreys.
- I saw no shepherd's purse after December 27th, but knawel was in flower as late as January 18th.
- Self-pollination allows for distinct races to develop and several sub-species of annual knawel have been recognised, however their status in Ireland has not been investigated.

Origin

Late 16th century: from German Knauel, Knäuel ‘knotgrass’.

词汇	knawel
释义	Definition of knawel in English: knawel noun ˈnɔːɪlnôl A low-growing inconspicuous plant of the pink family, which grows in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. 硬花草 Genus Scleranthus, family Caryophyllaceae Example sentencesExamples Other related species include stitchwort and chickweed, catchflies, knawels, pearlworts and sea-spurreys. Both knawels are sometimes named pesky weeds, but every plant, which can survive in the poor soil, is important for the Spit. Self-pollination allows for distinct races to develop and several sub-species of annual knawel have been recognised, however their status in Ireland has not been investigated. I saw no shepherd's purse after December 27th, but knawel was in flower as late as January 18th. Origin Late 16th century: from German Knauel, Knäuel 'knotgrass'. Rhymes withdrawal Definition of knawel in US English: knawel nounnôl A low-growing inconspicuous plant of the pink family, growing in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. 硬花草 Genus Scleranthus, family Caryophyllaceae Example sentencesExamples Both knawels are sometimes named pesky weeds, but every plant, which can survive in the poor soil, is important for the Spit. Other related species include stitchwort and chickweed, catchflies, knawels, pearlworts and sea-spurreys. I saw no shepherd's purse after December 27th, but knawel was in flower as late as January 18th. Self-pollination allows for distinct races to develop and several sub-species of annual knawel have been recognised, however their status in Ireland has not been investigated. Origin Late 16th century: from German Knauel, Knäuel ‘knotgrass’.
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