Gadit

keen

Definitions (3)
1adjectivehaving a sharp edge or point; able to cut or pierce easily.
The keen blade sliced through the rope effortlessly.
She used a keen knife to carve the turkey.
The keen edge of the scissors made cutting the fabric easy.
2adjectiveeager or enthusiastic about something.
She is keen to start her new job next week.
He was keen on learning how to play the guitar.
They are keen supporters of the local football team.
3adjectivehaving a quick and penetrating mind; intellectually sharp.
She has a keen mind for solving puzzles.
His keen intellect made him a great detective.
The keen student quickly grasped the complex concepts.
Word Origin
Language
Old English
Original word
cēne
Originally meant
brave, bold, clever
Background
The word 'keen' comes from Old English 'cēne', which meant brave or bold. Over time, its meaning shifted to describe sharpness and eagerness.