Name
Sigurd
Meaning
Sigurd is a masculine name of Old Norse origin meaning “victory guardian”.
Sigurd joins the Old Norse sigr, victory, with a second element meaning guardian, and names the greatest hero of Norse legend, the dragon-slayer Sigurd whom German tradition calls Siegfried. Norwegian kings carried the name on crusade as far as Jerusalem.
Traditional in Norway and Iceland; a saga-lover's rarity elsewhere.
At a glance
- Origin
- Old Norse
- Gender
- Masculine
- Pronounced
- /SIG-erd/
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Questions
Sigurd is a masculine name of Old Norse origin meaning “victory guardian”. Sigurd joins the Old Norse sigr, victory, with a second element meaning guardian, and names the greatest hero of Norse legend, the dragon-slayer Sigurd whom German tradition calls Siegfried.
Sigurd is traditionally a masculine (boy) name. Traditional in Norway and Iceland; a saga-lover's rarity elsewhere.
The name Sigurd comes from Old Norse. Sigurd joins the Old Norse sigr, victory, with a second element meaning guardian, and names the greatest hero of Norse legend, the dragon-slayer Sigurd whom German tradition calls Siegfried. Norwegian kings carried the name on crusade as far as Jerusalem.
Sigurd is pronounced SIG-erd.
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