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Meanings of knight in English
Person granted an honorary title by a monarch or other political leader.
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Usage of knight in English
1
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: sire; knight; lady; glens; towers.
2
What the knight learned in suffering the poets have taught in song.
3
The priest had been greatly interested in the mission of the knight.
4
The question is, where would the swan go on the knight's journey?'
5
Especially from the knight's point of view. Munoz bit his lower lip.
6
Sindolt and Hunolt and Ortwin the knight slew many in the strife.
7
And when the Lady of the Marshes saw the knight she cried:
8
The knight acquiesced in this declaration, and eat his breakfast in quiet.
9
Every knight had straightened in his saddle and was looking very grave.
10
The old knight looks at him and at the spear in wonder.
11
Yet what this knight says has the ring of truth to it.
12
Looking at the Bard, the knight raised his eyebrows in a question.
13
The knight was not over-nice in the just administration of his discipline.
14
The stag was the most magnificent animal the knight had ever seen.
15
A young knight came sprinting up the road and squatted beside Nikephoros.
16
He called the oldest knight in his kingdom and said to him:
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Knight through the time
Knight across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common