Knowledge; witness, testimony; the act of witnessing.

The action, condition, or faculty of knowing; understanding, cognizance, notice, recognition, acquaintance, etc.; = knowledge, n. archaic in…

The fact of knowing or being aware of something; knowledge, cognizance.

Knowledge.

The state or fact of knowing; knowledge or cognizance of something; knowledge as a personal attribute. Now archaic and rare.

Knowledge, acquaintance.

The fact of being aware or informed of something; acquaintance with or apprehension of a thing or fact; cognizance, knowledge; †intimation, report…

The apprehension of fact or truth with the mind; clear and certain perception of fact or truth; the state or condition of knowing fact or truth.

Knowledge, understanding. Obsolete.

Knowledge.

Chiefly Scottish. Mental perception or apprehension; understanding, comprehension; knowledge. Obsolete.

Understanding; knowledge.

Knowledge, understanding; also acquaintance.

Mental cognition; knowledge, cognizance; recognition. Now Scottish and northern dialect. †fleshly kenning, carnal knowledge.

The faculty of thinking and reasoning in general; mental capacity, understanding, intellect, reason. archaic (now esp. in the wit of man = human…

Knowledge, understanding. Obsolete.

The action or faculty of knowing; knowledge, consciousness; acquaintance with a subject. Obsolete except as in 2.

Knowledge or consciousness; (also) understanding. Obsolete.

Knowledge; = cognizance, n. 1 2.

With of. Knowledge, understanding, insight.

The mental state or condition of comprehending (often viewed as a property which one may have); an adequate notion.

Grasp, comprehension.

= cognizance, n. 2.

The state or fact of knowing; knowledge. Cf. science, n. 1a.

The power or faculty of knowing. Obsolete.