tud

To have information in your mind because you have learned or been told it.

To understand something through experience, study, or reasoning.

To be sure that something is true or will happen, without doubt.

To have the ability, permission, or opportunity to do something.

Used to express that someone was able to do something in the past, or that something was possible.

Used to politely ask someone to do something or to suggest a possibility.

To realize or know about something, especially as a fact or situation.

(Archaic) To know something as a fact or be aware of it.

Archaic second-person singular form of "can," used with "thou" to show that the person addressed is able to do something.

Used for situations that are possible only if certain conditions are met.

Having the necessary skill, strength, or power to do something.

Having knowledge or perception of a fact, event, or situation.