kjän

Westrobothnian

From Old Norse kenna, from Proto-Germanic *kannijaną.

kjän (preterite kjänt or tjöönd or tjeet)

To feel.
- 1804, Stenberg, Pehr, Ordbok över umemålet, Widmark, Gusten, pages 163:
  kjän åt gjohl ä gȯdt
  How does it feel? [ironice]
To know, be knowledgeable about something.
en lillaksel hall på tjänn abbeste ― Little Axel is starting to know the alphabet.
To know someone.
kän du nȧ ’n Lȧrs slinkȯmfot? ― Do you know Lars the lame well?
(with particle) To recognise someone.
tjänn do ånt at me? ― Don’t you recognise me?

单词	kjän
释义	kjän Westrobothnian Etymology From Old Norse kenna, from Proto-Germanic kannijaną. Verb kjän* (preterite kjänt or tjöönd or tjeet) To feel. 1804, Stenberg, Pehr, Ordbok över umemålet, Widmark, Gusten, pages 163: kjän åt gjohl ä gȯdt How does it feel? [ironice] To know, be knowledgeable about something. en lillaksel hall på tjänn* abbeste* ― Little Axel is starting to know the alphabet. To know someone. kän du nȧ ’n Lȧrs slinkȯmfot? ― Do you know Lars the lame well? (with particle) To recognise someone. tjänn do ånt at me? ― Don’t you recognise me? Derived terms tjännfalk tjännespak
随便看	kalkoliittinen kalkon kalkonen kalkonens kalkoner kalkonerna kalkonernas kalkoners kalkons kalkopyriitti kalkosiitti Kalkoti kalkoven kalkovens kalkoventje kalkoventjes kalkować Kalkowski kalkoŝtono Kalks kalkslåande kalkso kalksoj kalksojn kalkson