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Knie

knee

German grammar
dasKnien

Meaning of Knie

Deutsch

Gelenk in der Mitte des Beins

English

joint in the middle of the leg

knee

Pronunciation

German
/das kniː/

Knie with English translation

Knie usage examples

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Mein Knie schmerzt nach dem Sturz.

My knee hurts after the fall.

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Das Kind hat sich das Knie aufgeschlagen.

The child scraped his knee.

Knie synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between Knie, Kniegelenk, Kniescheibe, Bein, Gelenk, and Fuß

K
🇩🇪German
Kniegelenk

An anatomically precise term for the knee joint; more technical and specific than the everyday word "Knie".

A2often
Kniescheibe
🇩🇪German

Not the whole knee, but specifically the kneecap, the bone at the front of the knee.

A2often

Advanced: broader words

B
🇩🇪German
Bein

Means the whole leg, not just the knee; it is too general to refer specifically to the knee.

A1very often
G
🇩🇪German
Gelenk

A general word for any joint; the knee is one kind of joint.

A1often
F
🇩🇪German
Fuß

Means the foot; it is a different body part and not a synonym of knee.

A1very often

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Knie belongs to the topic "Limbs →". Start with a short set of 7 words so the word is easier to remember in context.

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Questions about this word

What does Knie mean?

joint in the middle of the leg

How do you pronounce Knie?

Knie is pronounced [das kniː].

How is Knie used in a sentence?

My knee hurts after the fall. Translation: Mein Knie schmerzt nach dem Sturz.

Is Knie part of Limbs vocabulary?

Yes, Knie (knee) can be learned in the Limbs topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is Knie part of Body vocabulary?

Yes, Knie (knee) can be learned in the Body topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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