Sense: (often with down) to be in, or move into, a position in which both the foot and the knee of one or both legs are on the ground
She knelt (down) to fasten the child's shoes; She was kneeling on the floor cutting out a dress pattern.
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 Afrikaans: kniel, neerbuig |
 Arabic: يَرْكَع |
 Bulgarian: коленича |
 Brazilian: ajoelhar |
 Czech: kleknout si, klečet |
 German: knien |
 Danish: knæle |
 Greek: γονατίζω |
 Spanish: arrodillarse, ponerse de |
 Estonian: põlvitama |
 Farsi: زانو زدن |
 Finnish: polvistua |
 French: s'agenouiller |
 Hebrew: לִכרוֹעַ בֶּרֶך |
 Hindi: घुटने टेकना, घुटने के बल |
 Croatian: klečati |
 Hungarian: (le)térdel |
 Indonesian: berlutut |
 Icelandic: krjúpa |
 Italian: inginocchiarsi |
 Japanese: ひざまずく |
 Korean: 무릎을 꿇다 |
 Lithuanian: atsiklaupti, klūpėti |
 Latvian: mesties ceļos; stāvēt uz |
 Malay: melutut |
 Dutch: knielen |
 Norwegian: knele |
 Polish: klękać, klęczeć |
 Persian: ،خم كردن زانو زانو زدن |
 Pashto: پرګوڼډه كيدل،پر ځنګنوكيدل |
 Portuguese: ajoelhar |
 Romanian: aîngenunchea |
 Russian: становиться на колени; ст |
 Slovak: kľaknúť si |
 Slovenian: poklekniti |
 Serbian: kleknuti |
 Swedish: knäböja, falla (ligga) på |
 Thai: คุกเข่า |
 Turkish: dizçökmek |
 Taiwanese: 跪 |
 Ukrainian: стояти, ставати навколішк |
 Urdu: گھٹنوں پر جھکا ہونا |
 Vietnamese: quỳ xuống |
 Chinese: 跪下 |
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