Forename Knut

Worldwide, Knut (Knut , Кнут , קנוט ) is a common masculine first name. The given name Knut is characteristic of Norway, where it is quite a common masculine name, Sweden, and Germany. Much less frequently, Knut is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Knut

name כנות, name น๊อต, name Knot, name Кнут, name Kanut, name Knútur, name Кнуд, name يوحنا, name Knuts, name กนุท, name קנות, name Knud, name קנוט, name Knut, name คณุต, name Canuto, name Knút, name Knute, name Canute

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Knut	Germany, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Poland
Кнут	Russia, Ukraine, Belarus
קנוט	Israel

First names said to be same

Canute, Canuto, Kanut, Knot, Knud, Knute, Knuts, Knút, Knútur, Кнуд, כנות, קנות, يوحنا, กนุท, คณุต, and น๊อต

First name Knut in the context

Knut is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Knut Gribb ; Knut Brovik , the theatrical character in the play "The Master Builder"; Knut , the operatic character in the opera Engelbrekt and Cnut , the fictional character in The Saxon Stories, The Last Kingdom.

Notable namesakes

	knut roriksson King of Jórvík (b. 850)
	knut iv. 11th-century King of Denmark, DK (b. 1043)
	knut eriksson king of Sweden (1150-1196), SE (b. 1150)
	knut långe King of Sweden, SE (b. 1200)
	knut magnusson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1200)
	knut jarl Swedish noble, SE (b. 1200)
	knut håkonsson 13th-century Norwegian nobleman, NO (b. 1208)
	knut dansson SE (b. 1200)
	knut filipsson SE (b. 1200)
	knut valdemarsson Peerage person ID=105480 (b. 1211)
	knut jonsson (1250-1347), SE (b. 1250)
	knut magnusson (b. 1250)
	knut bonde Peerage person ID=113104, SE (b. 1350)
	knut bosson Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1359)
	knut bosson grip (b. 1375)

Characteristic surnames

Rd, Knutsen, Knudsen, Richter, Johnsen, Eriksen, Evensen, Fischer, Iversen, Karlsen, Andresen, Pedersen, Jacobsen, Johansen, Schneider, Pettersen, Halvorsen, Andreassen, Jørgensen, Andersen, Schmidt, Solberg, Müller, Berg, Dahl, Eide, Meyer, Bakke, Berge, Nygård, Hauge, Hagen, Olsen, Strand, Bakken, Becker, Larsen, Jensen, Nilsen, Hansen, Haugen, Wagner, Kristiansen, and Johannessen