Sigrid

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1. Chelsey Norman Apr 7 at 9:24 am

   My husband and I wanted to choose a name from our family tree. Since our daughter was born during a pandemic, we wanted a name that reflected strength. Sigrid is from the old Norse roots for victory and beautiful. She is named after my husband’s great-great-grandmother from Norway.

   We love that her nickname is Siggy or Sigi. It’s an unusual name in America, but not too difficult to pronounce.

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   • Sigrid Pedersen Nov 9 at 10:13 am

     My parents named me Sigrid. My mom thinks women with this name are strong. A Viking queen was named Sigrid Storr?de (Sigrid the Haughty) , and one of Norway’s most famous strong writers called Sigrid Undset.

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   • Sigrid Episcope Feb 15 at 12:17 am

     Wow~, I’m honored to have the same name as that little angel! Hi!, my name is Sigrid too~ and I am turning 18 this year. I know it’s very unique and special and it fit like a glove for her. Though I’m not of a Scandinavian descent, it’s still feels great to know that even though very few, people likes it and would name their daughters with it. And also I just want to boast AHAHAHA in my whole school, probably in the whole city, I am the only one who bears that name. So bear in mind that she will definitely stand out from the rest.

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   • Sigrid Harrison Nov 20 at 9:15 am

     ? Amazing, because I’m named after my Dad. His name is Segrist and mine is Sigrid. I’m August 4th and he was September 4th. My name has been my foundation for my life. I was picked on for my name as a child but here at 41, I must say I am sooooo proud of my name and how by definition and meaning it aligns with me. Great to go many places and my name is already rare and so is my personality. Great job Mom and RIP Dad?

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