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John Knox was a Scottish religious reformer in the 1500s. I’ve known those in Christian Protestant reformed denominations who name their sons this after him. https://www.britannica.com/biography/John-Knox
Amanda Marie Knox is an American woman who, in 2007, was convicted of murdering her roommate, Meredith Kercher, and sentenced to 26 years in an Italian prison. However, on March 27th, 2015, due to a lack of evidence to connect her to the crime, she was finally exonerated. She has since published a New York Time's bestseller, “Waiting To Be Heard: A Memoir”, and has become a passionate advocate for wrongfully incarcerated individuals.
In 2019 the name Knox was given to 35 boys in Ontario and 11 boys in British Columbia, Canada.
Looks cool, but personally, I wouldn't use it.
Ugly.
Yikes, a lot of x's.
I changed my mind. This name is actually pretty cool!
Knox County, Kentucky.
I love it! It sounds masculine but kinda cute. I dunno. I'm just smitten with it I guess. I'm a doll maker, and I named a doll Knox the second I could.
It sounds too much like "knocks" for my liking.
Unattractive. It doesn't even sound like a legitimate name.
I'm surprised to see a lukewarm response to this name - for a newer, trendy name I think it's very cool.
Knox Overstreet, a character from the film The Dead Poets Society.
Knox Oliver Weekes, son of bassist and singer songwriter Dallon James Weekes.
Sounds like a mean guy.
I think Knox is a nicely unique name! It's not plain, but it isn't too crazy, and doesn't sound made up or anything. I don't really see how a Knox could have any nicknames though.
The son of Dallon Weekes, a bassist and vocalist known most for his time in Panic! At the Disco, is named Knox Oliver Weekes.
Sarah Knox Taylor was the daughter of Zachary Taylor, the twelfth president of the United States.
It makes me think of Fort Knox.
I actually just named my son Knox. I think it is very strong and masculine. My name is Welsh and my partner's English so it fit well...
The K in James K. Polk stands for Knox. Polk is widely regarded as "least known consequential president" of the US, ranking #10 on average (above well known presidents like JFK, LBJ, Reagan, Clinton).
It just reminds me of Fort Knox.
To me, "Knox" sounds like it should be the name of a big, beefy, maybe-not-the-brightest guy with a buzz cut, probably because "ox" is part of the name.
This is a strange name. I prefer it left as a surname, personally. To me it sounds very unprofessional and childish, and I can't shake the fact that it sounds exactly like "knocks".
Knox Martin is an American painter, sculptor, and muralist.
I actually find this name strangely alluring, surprisingly enough. I suppose I relate it to Fort Knox, which makes me think of terms along the lines of "Strong; Loyal, Committed; Faithful; Powerful; Determined; Brave; Courage", but I am aware those definitions are a far cry from the actual meaning. The image of a barbed-wire fence cannot seemingly leave my mind, either.Would I use it as a name, though? Regrettably or not, no.
It reminds me of the word "noxious". It sounds evil to me.
My nephew is named Knox and I happen to like it very much. A name shouldn't be defined by its meaning. It's a name, someone's identity.
Knox is a very nice name and I think it's an easy name to carry through life and won't get old. Love it!
Bernard Knox, literary scholar. He wrote prefaces for many of Robert Fagles' translations, such as the Iliad, Odyssey, and Aeneid (they're both absolutely amazing!)
I thought "nox" meant night in Latin. But I might be mistaken.
Can also mean "night" in Latin.
In Scotland at least this name will always be associated with John Knox, the Calvinist preacher who was one of the leaders of the Scottish reformation.
Knox Leon Jolie-Pitt and his twin sister Vivienne Marcheline were born on July 12 2008.
Knox sounds like NOx (pronouced nawks) which is a term used in the oil & gas industry for emissions from combustion sources. Also a byproduct from car engines.
The name KNOX means "round hill". Why would someone give a child such a name? It is absolutely dorky. For Angelina and Brad - disappointed!
This name sounds very dorky, like the name of some annoying little kid or a stupid frat boy. Plus, it is pronounced just like 'knocks'.
I can never hear this name without thinking of the character (from Dead Poets Society): a nice, passionate young man!
I agree with user, FMRadio
Knox Overstreet always comes to mind.
This name always makes me laugh. I have no idea why, but the way you say it just sounds so funny.
Fort Knox is where the United States government keeps all its gold.
One of the boys in the film Dead Poets Society was called Knox.

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