This is the 8563rd most frequent German word.
knoche
The word "Knoche" does not exist in German; it may be a misspelling. You might mean "Knochen," which means "bone" in English.
'Knochen' refers to a physical bone that an animal might chew, highlighting its literal meaning.
Der Hund hat an einem Knochen gekaut.
The dog chewed on a bone.
Here, 'Knochen' metaphorically represents the skeletal structure of the body, indicating a sense of physical exhaustion.
Nach dem langen Spaziergang tun mir alle Knochen weh.
After the long walk, all my bones ache.
In this figurative usage, 'Knochen' signifies a deep and thorough level, illustrating the extent of remorse.