To recognize; to distinguish, discern, detect: = know, v. 1a 1b 5. Obsolete or rare archaic.

transitive. To perceive or recognize (a fact, etc.); to comprehend or understand clearly. Frequently with clause as object.

to have eyes to see and variants: to be observant or discerning; (also) to be able to see what is obvious.

To see distinctly (with the eyes or the mind); to distinguish (an object or fact); to discern.

transitive. To distinguish (one person or thing) from another. Also intransitive: to distinguish between (or betwixt). Obsolete.

To distinguish, discern. transitive.

= dignosce, v.

Chiefly with can or be able. transitive. To distinguish (one thing) from another. In later use also intransitive: to distinguish between two or more…

transitive. To make a diagnosis of (a disease), to distinguish and determine its nature from its symptoms; to recognize and identify by careful…