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Cnut
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English
Etymology
From en enm Knout, from en ang Cnut, from en non Knútr.
Pronunciation
en /kəˈnuːt/
Proper noun
en male Old Norse, a historical spelling of Canute (Scandinavian Knut) in historical context.
Derived terms
en Cnutian
Anagrams
en cntu cunt unct
Old Dutch
Etymology
odt non Knútr. Cognate with ang Cnūt.
Pronunciation
en /kəˈn)uːt/
Proper noun
odt proper noun m Cnūt
odt male
Declension
m 1 Cnūt
Further reading
Names in the Low Countries before 1150 (en + nl) by Kees Nieuwenhuijsen Living History Studies (2012).
Old English
Etymology
ang non Knútr. Cognate with da Knud and en Canute.
Pronunciation
Cnūt
Proper noun
Cnūt m
ang male
King Cnut of England
Declension
Cnut sg
Descendants
enm Knout 1
en Cnut Knut 1
References
Liber Vitae: Register and Martyrology of New Minster and Hyde Abbey, Winchester (New Minster Liber Vitae) page 57, line 22, recorded as "Cnuti".
ang Individuals