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Definition of knave - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
card termRare UK jack in cardsRare UK
- She drew a knave from the deck..
2.
dishonestyDated UK dishonest or deceitful personDated UK
- He was known as a knave in the village.
Images of knave

jack in cards
Origin of knave
Old English, cnafa (boy)
Examples of knave in a sentence
The knave of hearts was missing. The knave tricked everyone with his charm and lies. Beware of the knave who cheats at cards.
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- French:valet, fripon, ...
- German:Bube, Schurke, ...
- Italian:fante, furfante, ...
- Spanish:sota, truhán, ...
- Portuguese:valete, patife, ...
- Chinese:杰克, 无赖, ...
- Japanese:ジャック, 悪党, ...
- Arabic:جَاك, مُخَادِع, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹדֵד, נוֹכֵל, ...
- Russian:валет, мошенник, ...
- Ukrainian:валет, шахрай, ...
- Hindi:जैक, धोखेबाज, ...
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