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Allg. bun ; burl ; hitch ; kink ; kinks ; knop ; knot (measure of speed) ; knurl ; knurls ; nodal ; node ; nodes ; knots ; slub ; tubercle Bauw. nodal point Chem. node (AO) el. branch point Fischz. netting knot Forst lump Industr., Bauw., Metall. stringy knot komm. separating knot Kommunik. junction (HW network) ; node (ITU-T (CCITT) I.112; network, multimedia) Krank.dienst. knot (Geschwindigkeit, Verknüpfung) ; nodule (Geschwulst) ; lump (Geschwulst) ; node (Geschwulst) messg. node (oscillation) Phys. joint connection ; panel point (e.g. of truss) Tech. joint ; intersection ; junction (point) übertr. lump swelling Allg. snarl in hair landwirt. binding attachment ; knotting mechanism ; tying mechanism Tech., Industr., Bauw. knotter Allg. burls ; kinks ; knots Tech. tie Wirtsch. bind Allg. kinking ; knotting ADR knot (Seemeile je Stunde) Astron. tail condensation Autom. centre ; junction Bauw. knag (im Holz) ; guarl ; knob ; knot, nautical mile, sea mile ; knuckle (hinge) ; joint (truss) ; node (Fachwerk) ; apex ; catface (im Hotz) ; knur (Holz) ; knurl (Holz) ; nub ; panel point (Fachwerk) Bergb. nablock ; noddle comp. network node ; network point ; node (Netzwerk) ; knot el. vertex Forst nodule Industr., Bauw. bow ; nib ; nep ; corner komm. chignon Kommunik. network access system Med. nodus (nodus lymphaticus) ; nodesity (nodus) ; nodositas (nodus) ; nodosity (nodus) ; button ; node (nodus) micr. node (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it) ; node (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it) Paläontol. bulb ; clavus Tech. loop ; sling ; noose ; knot (KT, KN) ; standing wave Verk. crossroads Wirtsch. knot (eine Seemeile pro Stunde) Chem. nodal Chem. nodal
