transitive. To know, recognize; to come to know, understand.

To take in with the eyes, ears, or mind; to take note of, mark, behold, observe. Obsolete.

transitive. To apprehend mentally; to become aware of; to know, understand. Obsolete.

To discover or perceive on inspection or consideration; to perceive or recognize the presence of… transitive. With simple object. To discover or…

To perceive or apprehend with the mind; to understand or come to understand (the truth, the answer to a… transitive. With clause as object: to…

transitive. To perceive; = know, v. 5. Also in figurative context.

To perceive, observe, recognize, notice, remark. Obsolete with simple object.

transitive. = descry, v.1 (in various senses); to observe; to denounce. Obsolete.

transitive. To have awareness of by means of the senses; to perceive. (In quot. 1300 intransitive) Cf. yknow, v. 5. Obsolete.

transitive. To apprehend (something that is not manifest); to detect or discern (that which is hidden, or not immediately obvious); to see…

transitive. To perceive by the sense of taste; to perceive or experience the taste or flavour of.

To be certain or precise in regard to a particular question; to have sufficient knowledge to answer or… transitive. With the question expressed by an…

transitive. To perceive (something) with the senses; to hear, see, taste, or smell; (sometimes) spec. to succeed with effort in hearing (something).

transitive. To discern or perceive (a thing) by sensation or feeling. Also occasionally intransitive. Cf. scent, n. 1a. Obsolete.

To perceive, discern, observe. Obsolete.

To know, understand, or perceive (a fact, etc.); to be aware of, to be aware that (what, etc.). Now chiefly Scottish.

transitive. To distinguish, discern, perceive. Obsolete.

transitive. To discover or perceive (a person, thing, fact, etc.), esp. by careful observation; to detect, discern, observe. Also occasionally intrans…

transitive. To apprehend, understand (something).

To lay hold of with the intellect. to perceive the existence of, recognize, see.

transitive with object clause. To perceive, discover.

transitive. To perceive by sight, esp. with one glance; to notice, observe.

transitive. To disclose, discover; = descrive, v. 6.

transitive. To perceive clearly; to realize, understand, or apprehend that.

transitive. To take in to one's consciousness; to assimilate (external events or information) into one's own experience or knowledge. Also…

To take in with the eye or the mind; also with these as subject.

Philosophy. To know, perceive, become conscious of; to make (anything) an object of cognition.

= cognize, v.