K-nig-hts Edit Meaning

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A phonetic (mis)pronounciation of "knights" (ex. medieval, sounds like "nights"). From a gag in Monty Python's The Holy Grail, a wicked film. King Arthur, on a quest for the grail (in England) comes across a French castle, inhabited by French fellows, one of whom calls Arthur and his knights "silly English K-Ni-Ghits" (sounds like ki-nig-its) because he is unfamiliar with the proper pronunciation of the English word "knights". It is a funny gag.

"Silly English K-nig-hts" (ki-nigg-its)

"Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!"

See kaniggot, monty python, knights, Aldea