kneen (plural)
Obsolete or dialectal plural form of knee.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kneen#English... the -s plural took over other plural inflections. Most nouns were reanalyzed to take the -s (like shoe/shoon to shoe/shoes and knee/kneen to knee/knees) until plurals were almost perfectly uniform.
http://www.earthwidemoth.com/wiki/Early_Moder...The following -(e)n plurals are found in dialectal, rare, or archaic usage:
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hose hosen (rare/archaic, used in King James Version of the Bible)
knee kneen (archaic/obsolete)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_pluralsIn the 16th century, there are certain words that survive with the weak plural —en, but after that they are replaced by the —s forms for example , fon , kneen, eyen, and shoon are placed by foes , knees, eyes, and shoes. Today ,the only plural of this type is oxen.
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