[f. as prec. + HOLM2.] = prec.
1562. Turner, Herbal, II. 121 b. Ruscus is named in English Kneholme, or Knehull, and of other Bucher broume.
1610. Markham, Masterp., II. clxxiii. 485. Brusco, which we cal butchers broome, or knee holm.
1712. trans. Pomets Hist. Drugs, I. 66. Berries of the Bigness of Holly-Oak, or Knee-Holm.
1864. Prior, Plant-n., Knee-holm, -hulver, or -holly, referred to the holms or hollies on account of its evergreen leaves.