Where does “cnec” come from?

cnec (Welsh) comes from English knack, from English Knaack, from Dutch knaak, from Middle Low German knoke, from Old Dutch knuko, from Proto-West Germanic *knokō — joint.

cnec (Welsh): fart

Definitions

  1. fart

Ancestry of “cnec”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishknackA readiness in performance; aptness at doing...
2EnglishKnaack—
3DutchknaakA 2½ guilders coin; A large, valuable coin
4Middle Low Germanknoke—
5Old Dutchknuko—
6Proto-West Germanic*knokōjoint
Every word from Proto-West Germanic *knokō →Every word from Old Dutch knuko →Every word from Middle Low German knoke →