I believe this comes from "kneading bread, or dough". "To knead or shape something out of soft dough". This can be answered by using a dictionary.
Answer
; knead : O.E. cnedan "to knead," from P.Gmc. *knedanan (cf. O.S. knedan, M.Du. cneden, Ger. kneten, O.N. knoða "to knead"). Originally a strong verb (past tense cnæd, pp. cneden).
Source: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?l=k&p=3
Note that in Old English the "K" was pronounced. Like many OE words with "K" at the beginning, this was eventually dropped (eg knife).
the origin of the word bucket is bu-cket
Moses is of Hebrew origin and its meaning is saviour.
Origin
Origin of word is from Arabic word: safarīya, يذهب في رحله للقنص this literally means ' journey' or 'expedition.' http://www.answers.com/safari
hacienda is a Spanish word for house, not Latin.
The letter k is silent in the word knead.
It kind of depends on which Genre you are using the word 'knead' in. Because you could have 'knea-d' or knead Either will work in some Genre's but not in all.
The word knead has only one syllable. You pronounce the word with a single stress point.
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Once you knead the dough, put it in a pan and bake it for an hour.
The antonym to the verb knead depends on how knead is being used. If knead means to squeeze, press or roll with the hands, then the opposite would be a word such as release. If knead is being used to mean mix and work into a uniform mass, then the antonym would be a word such as separate.
It is an Anglo Indian word, 'champo' meaning to press of knead the muscles. The meaning was later extended 'to washing the hair' in the 1860's during the British occupation if India
It comes from a Hindi word which means to knead.
Grandma often bakes fresh bread because she loves to knead the dough.
Smooth, I'm guessing
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