Nort Meaning and Definition
Nort
Pronunciation
/ˈnɔrt/
Part of Speech
Noun
Definition
A type of ornamental rock or stone, often used in gardens and landscaping, characterized by its smooth and vibrant colors.
Examples
- The gardener added a layer of norts to the walkway for a decorative touch.
- The architects incorporated norts into the design of the public plaza.
Synonyms
- Decorative rock
- Ornamental stone
Antonyms
- Rocky outcropping
- Mountainous terrain
Etymology
The word “Nort” is believed to have originated from the Latin term “naturae,” meaning “natural,” and was later adapted into various languages.
Usage Notes
When used in context, “Nort” is typically used to describe the type of stone or rock used in landscaping or decorative purposes.
Cultural References
Idiomatic Expressions or Phrases
Nort-a-lot, meaning a significant amount
Related Words or Phrases
- Stone
- Rock
Collocations
- Nort bed
- Nort pathway
- Nort border
Frequency of Use
Nort is a relatively uncommon word, mainly used in the context of landscaping and gardening.
Common Misspellings
- Norte
- Norty
- Nortie