Around the world, Knud (Knud 
, Кнуд 
, קנוט 
) is quite a rare boy's first name. The given name Knud is habitual in Greenland, where it is a common masculine name, Denmark, where it is quite a common male name, and Germany, where it is quite a rare male name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Germany, Denmark, and the United States. Much less frequently, Knud is the last name as well as the forename.
Knud is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Knut Gribb and Cnut , the fictional character in The Saxon Stories, The Last Kingdom.
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knud lavard Duke of Schleswig and Danish prince, DK (b. 1096) |
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knud v King of Denmark (1129-1157), DK (b. 1129) |
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| knud henriksson (b. 1100) |
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knud 6. King of Denmark (b. 1163) |
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| knud porse Danish noble, SE (b. 1250) |
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| knud pedersen gyldenstierne (b. 1450) |
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knud mogensen løvenbalk (b. 1526) |
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knud brahe Danish nobleman and public officer, DK (b. 1555) |
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| knud axelsen urne (1564-1622), DK (b. 1564) |
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| knud henriksen gyldenstierne (b. 1575) |
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knud thott (1639-1702), SE (b. 1639) |
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| knud steensen (b. 1586) |
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| knud christoffersen ulfeldt Danish military personnel (b. 1609) |
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knud pedersen hind DK (b. 1664) |
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| knud von hadeln til skielberg 1625 - 1677 Alfstad farm, Toten, Oppland (b. 1625) |
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