Keen

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 287
ken, adj. eauer sharp, having a fine edge piercing: acute of mind: penetrating. adv. keenly — n Keen'ne . [AS. cent; Ger. kuhn, bold Ice. hertin, wise. It from the same root as ken and can, the orig. sense being able or knowing
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