Meaning & History
OTHER LANGUAGES/CULTURES: sigr (Ancient Scandinavian), sige (Anglo-Saxon) GIVEN NAME DESCENDANTS: Gismund, Sigdag, Sigibert, Sigifrid, Sigihard, Sigiheri, Sigihild, Sigilind, Sigimund, Sigismund, Sigivald, Sigiward, Siward (Ancient Germanic), Sigfrøðr, Sigmundr, Sigurðr (Ancient Scandinavian), Sigeberht, Sigeweard (Anglo-Saxon), Zikmund (Czech), Sigmund, Sigurd (Danish), Sieger, Sieuwerd, Sjoerd (Dutch), Seward, Sigmund (English), Ségolène (French), Sjoerd (Frisian), Siegbert, Siegfried, Sieghard, Sieglinde, Sigmund, Sieger, Sieghild, Siegmund, Siegward, Sigismund (German), Siegfried, Sieglinde (Germanic Mythology), Zsigmond (Hungarian), Sigurður (Icelandic), Sigfrido, Sigismondo (Italian), Sigurd, Sigurðr (Norse Mythology), Sigmund, Sigurd, Sjurd (Norwegian), Zygfryd, Zygmunt (Polish), Žigmund (Slovak), Segismundo, Sigfrido (Spanish), Sigfrid, Sigmund, Sigurd, Sigvard (Swedish) SURNAME DESCENDANTS: Seegers, Segers, Seghers, Zeegers, Zegers (Dutch), Seward, Sowards (English), Siebert, Siegert, Seeger, Sieger, Siekert (German), Sigurdsson, Sigurðsson (Icelandic), Ó Suaird, Seward, Sowards (Irish), Gimondi, Gismondi (Italian), Sigurdsson (Swedish)
Entry added December 3, 2014