Sepp
[zɛp]Meaning
a diminutive form of Joseph, meaning 'God will add'.
Background Story
The name Sepp is a common nickname in Germany for Joseph. It has been used in various German folk stories and cultural references, often depicting a humble, hardworking character. One notable reference is the tale of Sepp and the magical sheep, found in traditional German folktales.
Temperament
Variations
joseph, seppi, seppe
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