Sigge
[ˈsɪɡə]Meaning
diminutive of Sigurd and Sigfrid, from Old German sigu, "victory"
Background Story
Sigge is a diminutive of Sigurd and Sigfrid and of other Old German names formed with the element sigu, meaning "victory". It is recorded as used in Danish, Dutch, German, Icelandic, Italian, Latvian and Low German, among other languages. Sigge also appears as a user-submitted entry, which records it as a given name in its own right.
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