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No. 10,008 in Catalan

nuat

"Tied" or "knotted."

In a sentence

  • El mocador estava nuat al voltant del coll.

    The scarf was tied around the neck.

    Here, 'nuat' refers to something being tied or fastened, typically with a knot, to an object or location, specifying the state of the scarf.

  • El cavall estava nuat prop del riu per descansar.

    The horse was tied near the river to rest.

    In this instance, 'nuat' describes the horse being tethered or tied securely to a spot to prevent it from moving away, emphasizing the action and result of tying.

  • En el desembre, el vent semblava nuar les branques al cel.

    In December, the wind seemed to knot the branches in the sky.

    Here, 'nuar' is used metaphorically to describe the intertwining or complex arrangement of branches caused by the wind, implying a figurative sense of tying or entangling.

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