Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Sigrid [see-grid, sig-rid; German zee-grit, -greet; Norwegian si-gri; Swedish see-grid] Examples noun
- a female given name: from a Scandinavian word meaning “victory.”
Examples from the Web for sigrid Contemporary Examples of sigrid
From the perfect massage to the best place to drink, see where model Sigrid Agren hangs out off the runway.
Model Sigrid Agren Gives a Tour of Her Favorite Haunts in Paris
The Fashion Beast Team
February 27, 2014
Historical Examples of sigrid
“This is a feat that may cost thee dear one day,” said Sigrid.
Great Men and Famous Women. Vol. 1 of 8
Various
“No, that will never be; I will not live after thee to ask of them,” said Sigrid.
Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race
Maud Isabel Ebbutt
Olof Sktkonung, the son of Eric and Sigrid, succeeded his father.
Victor Nilsson
Lady Sigrid greeted her: God bless you, you have a good deed in mind!
Victor Nilsson
I am afraid you will be getting as impatient for the Christmas tree as Sigrid.
Claire M. Coburn