1. A quern; that part of a type which hangs over the body or shank.

2. To harden; to take the form of corns; to granulate.

3. An Irish or Celtic foot-soldier; an idle person or vagabond.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• kenn,
• korny,
• keven,
• ker,
• kieron,
• kertin,
• koera,
• kenne,
• kamern,
• whern,
• kiera,
• eearn,
• knewn,
• kleen,
• kren,
• korn,
• dern,
• kernal,
• keiv,
• keren

• kerion,
• Keren,
• Kearney,
• Kerwin,
• keirn,
• kerney,
• keen,
• fern.

The adjective form of the word "kern" is "kerned".

The plural of the "kern" can be the "kerns".

The singular of the "kern" can be the "kern".