different between knowe vs yknowe
knowe
English
Etymology 1
Noun
knowe (plural knowes)
- (chiefly Scotland and Ulster) A small hill; a knoll.
Etymology 2
Verb
knowe
- Obsolete spelling of know
Anagrams
- Keown, woken
Middle English
Verb
knowe
- Alternative form of knowen
Scots
Etymology
From Old English cnoll (“summit”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [n?u], [kn?u]
- (Mid Northern Scots) IPA(key): [tn?u]
Noun
knowe (plural knowes)
- knoll, hillock, hillside, field head
knowe From the web:
- what knowest thou meaning
- what knoweth meaning
- knocked means
- knower meaning
- knower what's in your heart
- knower what's in your heart lyrics
- what man knoweth the things of a man
- what is knower gaze in education
yknowe
English
Verb
yknowe (obsolete)
- past participle of know
yknowe From the web:
- what i know
- what i know now lyrics
- what i know for sure
- what i know now
- what i know so far pink
- what i know so far
- what i know mike
- what i know about running coffee shops
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