sk2p-C = sk2p with central rib

I understand the sk2p portion of my pattern but I don’t understand and can’t find what they mean by with central rib.

For reference I’m knitting a lace shawl. The full pattern for the rows I’m working is. k1, yo, sk2p C, yo, k1 rep from * until the end.

Welcome to KH. What is the name of your pattern? Sk2p is a left leaning decrease. My first thought was with central rib means a centered double decrease, s2kp.

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This is the pattern I’m using. Thanks so much for your help.

Welcome! I agree, probably centered double dec.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi5JpkOoLCI
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What is the name of your pattern? That will help us be sure of the correct interpretation.

Is it this one?

https://www.lainesdunord.it/en/pattern/255/shawl/

In the abbreviations section it says:
Sk2p with central rib: slip 2 sts. together k-wise, k1, pass 2 slipped sts. over k1.

Seems to be translated from Italian, so that may be the source of the problem (if there is a problem).

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Seems to be the one I must be missing the page with the explanations. It all makes sense now. Thanks

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Definitely this is a cdd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1QJSBxPw4I

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Impressive investigative work to find the pattern and additional notes!