January 19 is recognized in Christian traditions as the Feast of Saint Knud (Canute), honoring the Danish king and martyr known for his faith and leadership. In Djibouti, the day is quietly observed by Christian communities as a symbol of devotion, justice, and perseverance.
- Knud – Of Scandinavian origin, meaning “knot.” It represents strength, unity, and steadfastness, reflecting Saint Knud’s commitment to faith and moral courage.
