Knie
dasNounknee
English translations
- 01
knee
- 02
kneecap
Word details
- German meaning
- Das Gelenk zwischen Oberschenkel und Unterschenkel.
- English meaning
- Knee
- Synonym
- Kniegelenk
- German example
- Ich habe mir beim Sport das Knie verletzt.
- English example
- I injured my knee while playing sports.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Knie
- Plural Form
- die Knie
Related words
- knietief
Knee-deep
- Kniekehle
Popliteal fossa, back of the knee
- Kniefall
Genuflection
- knieen
To kneel
- Kniebeuge
A squat is an exercise in which you go from a standing position to a squatting position and back up.
- knien
to kneel
- Kniegelenk
Knee joint
- kniepen
“To pinch” means to lightly squeeze or nip something or someone, often playfully or teasingly.
- knieend
Kneeling
- Kniebank
Kneeler
- Kniescheibe
Kneecap
- hinknieen
Kneel down
- hinknien
To kneel
- beknien
To beseech, to implore
- hinknieend
Kneeling
- niederknieend
Kneeling
- niederknien
To kneel down
- niederknieen
To kneel
- Patella
Patella
- Grind
Scab
- Schwellung
Swelling
- Strumpfband
Garter
- Prellung
Bruise
- Kilt
Kilt
- Schramme
Scratch
- Quetschung
Bruise
- O-Bein
Bowleg
- Schneidersitz
Cross-legged position
- Hämatom
Hematoma
- Drempel
Knee wall
- Besenchen
"Besen" is a derogatory term for an older, unfriendly woman; a hag.
- Fußfall
Prostration
- Erguß
Effusion
- Orthopäde
Orthopedist
- Gehrock
Frock coat
- Verrenkung
An injury where a bone is displaced from its normal position in a joint.
- Beugewinkel
Flexion angle
- Automatismus
Automatism
- Büßer
Penitent
- kriechen
Crawl
- stolpern
Stumble
- krabbeln
To crawl
- stürzen
To fall
- reinhängen
To buckle down
- hinfallen
„To fall down“ means to stumble unintentionally to the ground or lose balance.
- herumkrabbeln
to crawl around
- wund
Wounded
- betend
Praying
- schmerzverzerrt
Pain-stricken
Example sentences with “Knie”
Ich habe mir das Knie verletzt. (I hurt my knee.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the plural of Knie?
The plural is 'die Knie'. It is a neuter noun (das Knie).