Ken is Old English cennan ‘tell, make known’, of Germanic...

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    29/03/17
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    Ken is Old English cennan ‘tell, make known’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German kennen ‘know, be acquainted with’. Obviously he is telling Chuck to make it known. It could also be used a noun 'politics are beyond me ken' or as a verb 'd'ye ken anyone can boast of that'.
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