Given name & surname

Siegholt

“victory”

Siegholt is a masculine given name from Old High German, meaning “victory.” It is used in German.

Meaning & origin

What it means

Siegholt means “victory.”

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Where it comes from

Siegholt comes from Old High German.

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How it developed

From Old High German sigu (“victory”), from Old High German walt (“power, authority”).

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Siegholt’s family of names

In German usage, Siegholt has a related form in Sieghold. In German usage, Siegholt has a related form in Sieghold.

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Nicknames & forms 1

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Old High German

Sieghardt

Sieghardt is a masculine given name from Old High German. It is used in German.

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Old High German

Siegwaldt

“victory”

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Old High German

Siegwolf

“victory”

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Old High German

Sieghard

Sieghard is a masculine given name from Old High German. It is used in German.

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Old High German

Schildknecht

Schildknecht is a surname from Old High German. It is used in German.

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Old High German

Sänger

Sänger is a surname from Middle High German, ultimately from Old High German. It is used in German.

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Old High German

Saalfeld

“field”

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Old High German

Spielmann

Spielmann is a surname from Middle High German, ultimately from Old High German. It is used in German.

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