Their association elsewhere is only to be expected, as there would naturally be a tendency for the rosette to accompany the knop and flower in their migrations.
Here we have a "knop and flower pattern" which differs as much from the Assyrian style as it resembles that of Egypt.
Among the most frequent of the decorative designs employed by the Assyrians are the knop (or bud) and flower pattern and the rosette, and usually these are found in combination.
According to Skeat neck originally meant the nape or knop of the neck; it would thus seem that neck--Old English nekke--was a synonym for knob or knop.
We must seek the origin of this device in the large 'blows,' often of very irregular shape, that fill the knop or bulb on the stems of earlier glasses.
The hollow knop of the moulded stem is decorated with prunts and encloses a sixpence of Queen Anne (dated 1707).
Although the double-quatrefoil stem units and central melon knop are paralleled by existing glasses, the heavily gadrooned foot is seemingly unknown.
The solid stem is formed from two quatrefoil balusters between which is a melonknop with mereses above and below.
And there shall be a knop under two branches of the same, and a knop under two branches of the same, and a knop under two branches of the same, according to the six branches that proceed out of the candlestick.
But Ralph looked on the face of the wall, and about the height of his hand saw square marks thereon, as though there were an ambrye; and amidst the square was a knop of latten, all green with the weather and the salt spray.
Knop (1884) found that certain unicellular green algae grew luxuriantly in a neutral solution supplied with potassium arsenate.
Knop (1884) just indicated that manganese compounds had no effect on maize, but gave no details.
Two years later Knop confirmed both the absorption and the toxicity of copper by his experiments on maize.
The knop of the shaft is encircled with eight elaborately wrought bosses, ornamented with garnets and sapphires in gold settings.
Above the knop the shaft has simpler treatment, being worked with quatrefoils in square panels, all in relief.
An hexagonal pyx on a stem has on the knop and foot a half-length of our Lord erect in the tomb.
The knop has eight roundels with niello crosses crossleted; on the stem are saints in niello in vesicas.
A globe-shaped ciborium, with cresting and knopof the fourteenth century, is interesting.
The knop is an elaborately niched and pinnacled architectural feature of two stories with figures in the niches and beneath the canopies.
These raised or knop effects are produced on the basis of the rib stitch where one needle bed is made to stop knitting for a few courses during which time the opposite side is making its loops as usual.
We may show this very clearly by a more careful study of two motives already encountered, the rosette, and the running ornament which is known in its countless modifications as the "knop and flower pattern.
The "knop and flower" border of alternately closed and shut lotus flowers is separated from the centre by a band of rosettes.
Here, however, the figures of supernatural beings are replaced by rosettes and by two lines of the knop and flower ornament.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "knop" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
