Knowe(n)

, v. to know, V 26, IX 75, .; Cnowe , VIII a 213; Knaw(e) , I , IV , VI , XVI , XVII ; Knewe(n) , Knew , pa. t. II 408, IV a 43, IX 291, .; Knowe(n) , pp. VII 46, XI b 231, XIV c 91; Knowun , XI a 2, 7, .; Yknowe , XIII a 12, b 1: to know, understand, recognize, I 220, IV b 86, V 174, VI 50, VIII a 51, IX 75, 114 ( subj. ), XI a 40, .; knowe ( fro , fram ), distinguish (from), VIII a 50, XIV d 12; to experience, in vnrid to knowe , grievous to endure, XVII 41; to confe , acknowledge ( cf. Biknowe), XVI 315; the soth for to knaw , to tell the truth, XVII 246; to make known, declare, XVI 283. [OE. (ge-)cnāwan .] See Icnowe, Ken.