nodus

[ noh-duhs ]

noun

, plural no·di [noh, -dahy, -dee].

1. a difficult or intricate point, situation, plot, etc.

nodus

/ ˈnəʊdəs /

noun

1. a problematic idea, situation, etc
2. another word for node

Word History and Origins

Origin of nodus¹

1350–1400; Middle English: knot in the flesh < Latin nōdus knot

Word History and Origins

Origin of nodus¹

C14: from Latin: knot

Example Sentences

For their latest collaboration with the Italian carpet brand Nodus, Francesca Lanzavecchia and Hunn Wai of Lanzavecchia + Wai mined their fascination with nuclear fallout.

From New York Times

“When Nodus called and asked to work together again, it was the day that Russia was crossing the Red Forest with tanks,” Ms. Lanzavecchia recalled.

From New York Times

Working with Nodus’s artisans in Nepal, they developed a circular rug made of wool and glossy banana silk, with varying pile heights reflecting the detailed outline of the imagined insect.

From New York Times

Nodus Nodus has extended a discount on its leather iPhone cases and wallets exclusively for readers of The Verge until February 18th.

From The Verge

If it’s cases you’re after, Nodus offers a mix of form-fitting cases, as well as folio styles if you want to keep your cards and phone together — all of which are Qi compatible.

From The Verge