👉 Knevel is a word that originates from the Germanic language, specifically in Old Norse and Scandinavian languages. It describes a state of being in deep sorrow or distress. The word "knevel" comes from the verb "knølvæg", which means to fold something into itself. In English, it refers to a state of low spirits, depression, or melancholy, often accompanied by feelings of grief and loss. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a deep feeling
