transitive. To have cognizance or knowledge of; to be aware of; to know (as a fact or an existing thing). with object and complement, or…

transitive. To get to know, to become aware of, to ascertain, to observe (a fact).

transitive. With an indirect statement. With clause as object, usually introduced by that. Sometimes (now only in passive) with it (or †that)…

transitive. To know, recognize; to come to know, understand.

To comprehend by knowing the meaning of the words employed; to be acquainted with (a language) to this extent.

transitive. To have or gain knowledge of (a situation, event, development, etc.) by means of sight or other senses; to witness; to meet with (a…

transitive. To perceive, know.

2nd person singular present indicative αnorthern and Scottish wat, wate, (whate, quat, vat), wait, (vait). β whote, woot, wot.

To become acquainted with, to recognize.

To know, understand, or perceive (a fact, etc.); to be aware of, to be aware that (what, etc.). Now chiefly Scottish.

To have cognizance of.

To hold as a belief or opinion; to believe in the truth of; to think, be of the opinion. transitive. Scottish and English regional. To believe as…