No. 8,563 in German
knoche
The word "Knoche" does not exist in German; it may be a misspelling. You might mean "Knochen," which means "bone" in English.
In a sentence
Der Hund hat an einem Knochen gekaut.
The dog chewed on a bone.
'Knochen' refers to a physical bone that an animal might chew, highlighting its literal meaning.
Nach dem langen Spaziergang tun mir alle Knochen weh.
After the long walk, all my bones ache.
Here, 'Knochen' metaphorically represents the skeletal structure of the body, indicating a sense of physical exhaustion.
Er hat die Tat bis auf die Knochen bereut.
He regretted the deed to the bone.
In this figurative usage, 'Knochen' signifies a deep and thorough level, illustrating the extent of remorse.
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