Names of Germanic Origin

3,265 name results found of Germanic origin

Sig M
The name "Sig" is a short form of various names, such as Sigurd, Siegfried, or Sigismund. It is of Old Norse and Germanic origin and carries the meaning of "victory" or "protection." The name signi......
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Sigfredo M
The name Sigfredo is of Germanic origin and is derived from the elements "sigu" meaning "victory" and "fridu" meaning "peace." Therefore, the meaning of the name Sigfredo can be interpreted as "pea......
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Sigfrido M
The name Sigfrido is of Germanic origin and is derived from the elements "sigu" meaning "victory" and "fridu" meaning "peace." Therefore, the name Sigfrido carries the meaning of "victorious peace"......
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Sigifredo M
The name Sigifredo is of Germanic origin and is derived from the elements "sige" meaning "victory" and "fridu" meaning "peace." Therefore, the name Sigifredo can be interpreted to mean "peaceful vi......
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Sigismund M
The name Sigismund is of Germanic origin and is composed of two elements: "sige" meaning "victory" and "mund" meaning "protection." Therefore, the name Sigismund can be interpreted as "protected by......
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Sigmund M
The name "Sigmund" is of Germanic origin and is derived from the elements "sigu" meaning "victory" and "mund" meaning "protection." Therefore, the name Sigmund can be interpreted to mean "victoriou......
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Sigmunt M
The name "Sigmunt" is of Germanic origin and is derived from the elements "sigu" meaning "victory" and "mund" meaning "protection." Therefore, the name Sigmunt can be interpreted to mean "protected......
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Silberio M
The name "Silberio" is of Latin origin and has Germanic roots. It is derived from the word "silber," meaning "silver" in German, and the Latin suffix "-ius," denoting possession or origin. Therefor......
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Sircharles M
The name "Sircharles" is a combination of the title "Sir" and the given name "Charles." "Sir" is an honorific title used to address or refer to a man of higher social standing or knighted status. "......
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Sirwilliam M
The name "Sirwilliam" is a combination of the title "Sir" and the given name "William." "Sir" is an honorific title used to address or refer to a knight or baronet, while "William" is a masculine g......
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Names of Germanic Origin

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