Knéi
Luxemburgeois
/knɜɪ̯/
noun
Definitions
- knee
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German knie inherited from Old High German kneo inherited from *kneu inherited from Proto-Germanic *knewą.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*knewą
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aknee English
- knee English
- knee-breeches English
- knee-deep English
- knee-high English
- knee-jerk English
- kneeband English
- kneebar English
- kneeboard English
- kneebound English
- kneebuckle English
- kneecap English
- kneeful English
- kneegrow English
- kneehole English
- kneejoint English
- kneejointed English
- kneel English
- kneeless English
- kneelet English
- kneelike English
- kneepan English
- kneepiece English
- kneeprint English
- kneeroom English
- kneesie English
- kneesies English
- kneetop English
- midknee English
- overknee English
- pushknee English
- Knie German
- Kniegelenk German
- Kniekehle German
- Kniescheibe German
- beknien German
- knietief German
- evenknie Dutch, Flemish
- knie Dutch, Flemish
- kniebroek Dutch, Flemish
- kniekous Dutch, Flemish
- knielaars Dutch, Flemish
- knieviool Dutch, Flemish
- *ǵnéw-o-m Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵnéwo- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵónu Proto-Indo-European
- *knewą Proto-Germanic
- cneo Old English
- cneow Old English
- cnēo Old English
- cnēow Old English
- kne Middle English
- kné Old Norse
- hné Icelandic
- hnésbót Icelandic
- hnéskel Icelandic
- cnie Middle Dutch
- chniu Old High German
- kneo Old High German
- knie Afrikaans
- knieg Afrikaans
- knie Middle High German
- kniu Middle High German
- 𐌺𐌽𐌹𐌿 Gothic
- קני Yiddish
- *kneu gmw-pro
- *cnio Old Dutch
- khnia Cimbrian
- knio Old Saxon
- Knee Central Franconian
- kni Vilamovian