Given name & surname
Zsigmond
“the victorious protector”
Zsigmond is a form of Sigmund. One German interpretation is “the victorious protector.”
Original HungarianZsiga
Meaning & origin
What it means
In Hungarian use, Zsigmond carries the interpretation “the victorious protector.” Zsigmond is a form of Sigmund. One German interpretation is “the victorious protector.”
Combines direct and name-family evidence
Where it comes from
An origin associated with this spelling is Hungarian.
How it developed
Zsigmond is used as a form of Sigmund.
Zsigmond’s family of names
In Hungarian usage, Zsigmond has a diminutive in Zsiga. In Hungarian usage, Zsigmond has a conventional equivalent in the Polish form Zygmunt. Zsigmond is a form of Sigmund.
Inner ring: nicknames and forms · outer: across languages.
Nicknames & forms 5
Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.
Across languages 11
Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
- Sigmundbase name
- ZygmuntPolish
- Sigismundequivalent
- Zikmundequivalent
- Žigmundequivalent
- Sigismundoequivalent
- SigismondFrench
- Sigismundusequivalent
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People named Zsigmond
- Zsigmond MóriczHungarian writer (1879-1942)
- Zsigmond KeményHungarian writer, politician (1814-1875)
- Sigismund RákócziPrince of Transylvania (1544–1608)
- Zsigmond KunfiHungarian politician (1879-1929)
- Zsigmond Kisfaludi StroblHungarian sculptor1884–1975
- Zsigmond VillányiHungarian modern pentathlete (1950–1995)
- Zsigmond QuittnerHungarian architect (1859–1918)1857–1918
- Zsigmond CzakóHungarian actor and playwright (1820-1847)
- Zsigmond PerényiHungarian politician, 1870–1946 (1870–1946)
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