Zygfryd
Polish · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Zygfryd
The name 'Zygfryd' is the Polish form of 'Siegfried', meaning "victory peace" from the Germanic elements *sigu* (victory) and *fridu* (peace).
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Etymology
The name 'Zygfryd' is the Polish form of 'Siegfried', meaning "victory peace" from the Germanic elements *sigu* (victory) and *fridu* (peace). It is used primarily in Polish culture and among Roman Catholic communities, notably as the name of the legendary hero Siegfried from the *Nibelungenlied* and Germanic mythology, though the Polish variant is less common.
Zygfryd currently ranks #1,043 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1928.
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