Kanocol

Kanocol is a name of Welsh origin, likely a patronymic formation. The prefix 'Can-' or 'Cyn-' in Welsh often means 'chief' or 'hound', but in this context, 'Can-' is more likely a variant of 'Cain' or 'Cian' meaning 'fair' or 'ancient', or it could be a diminutive or affectionate prefix. The 'ocol' element is almost certainly a variant or diminutive of 'Col', a common Welsh name element or standalone name, often associated with 'Nicholas' or 'Cole'. Therefore, 'Kanocol' would mean 'son of Col' or 'little Col'.

The name appears in historical records, particularly in early Welsh genealogies and literature, suggesting its usage during the medieval period. Its structure is typical of Old Welsh personal names, which frequently combined elements to form new names or patronymics. While not widely used today, its historical presence indicates it was a recognized name within certain Welsh lineages.