Given name

Sietse

Sietse is a masculine given name from West Frisian. It is used in Dutch.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Sietse comes from West Frisian.

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How it developed

From West Frisian Sytse.

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Sietse’s family of names

In Dutch usage, Sietse has a related form in SYTSE.

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SietseSytse

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Nicknames & forms 1

Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.

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Germanic

Sjouke

Sjouke is a masculine given name from West Frisian, ultimately from Proto-Germanic. It is used in Dutch.

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West Frisian

Teije

Teije is a masculine given name from West Frisian. It is used in French.

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>99% boys

West Frisian

Hylke

Hylke is a masculine given name from West Frisian. It is used in Dutch.

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>99% boys

West Frisian

Sikkema

Sikkema is a surname from West Frisian.

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West Frisian

Jurre

Jurre is a masculine given name from West Frisian. It is used in Dutch.

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>99% boys

West Frisian

Beers

“enclosed hunting grounds”

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West Frisian

Wiersma

Wiersma is a surname from West Frisian. It is used in English and West Frisian.

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Old Frisian

Tjeerd

“people” · “ward”

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>99% boys