kneel - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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				`to kneel \| knelt/kneeled, knelt/kneeledknelt/kneeled \|`			`knien \| kniete, gekniet \|`
				`to kneel \| knelt/kneeled, knelt/kneeledknelt/kneeled \|`			`(sich^acc.) hinknien \| kniete hin, hingekniet \|`
				`to kneel down`			`niederknien \| kniete nieder, niedergekniet \|`
				`to kneel down`			`(sich^acc.) hinknien \| kniete hin, hingekniet \|`

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keel, kevel, knee, knell, Néel, newel	Kaneel, Kegel, Knebel, Knete, Nebel

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SUCHWORT - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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Verbs
				`to kneel \| knelt/kneeled, knelt/kneeledknelt/kneeled \|`			`knien \| kniete, gekniet \|`
				`to kneel \| knelt/kneeled, knelt/kneeledknelt/kneeled \|`			`(sich^acc.) hinknien \| kniete hin, hingekniet \|`
				`to kneel down`			`niederknien \| kniete nieder, niedergekniet \|`
				`to kneel down`			`(sich^acc.) hinknien \| kniete hin, hingekniet \|`

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