Details for the forename Knut

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Knut (male)


Variants:	Canute (M) Knud (M)

Source(s):	The Oxford Names Companion, OUP
Notes:	Scandinavian, except Danish, from Old Norse "knot", signifying 'a squat man'. The 11^th century king of Denmark, Norway and England was Anglicized as Canute.