fenaknoke.
a knuckle or bone from a fenalår, a cured leg of mutton
Meaning & usage
a knuckle or bone from a fenalår, a cured leg of mutton
Where this word comes from
From fena- (“livestock, cattle”) + knoke (“knuckle; meat bone”), literally “livestock knuckle”. The first element is a combining form continuing Old Norse fénaðr (“livestock, cattle”) and is also found in fenalår (“cured leg of mutton”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk fenadknok and fenadknoke (“knuckle or bone from a cured leg of mutton”).
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