knalds

Knalds is a term that can refer to several things, primarily a type of fireworks or a surname. In the context of pyrotechnics, a knalds, often pluralized as knalds, is a firework designed to produce a loud bang. These are typically used for celebrations and public displays, and their primary function is auditory rather than visual. The intensity of the sound can vary greatly depending on the specific type and composition of the firework. Safety regulations govern the sale and use of knalds in many regions.

As a surname, Knalds is of Dutch origin. It is a relatively uncommon surname and is found in various parts of the world, particularly in countries with historical Dutch immigration. Like many surnames, its exact etymology is subject to interpretation, but it is generally believed to be a patronymic or occupational name. Individuals bearing the surname Knalds may trace their ancestry back to the Netherlands or other areas where Dutch settlers established communities. Information regarding prominent individuals with this surname is not widely available in general public records.