Sybil

Sibylle is a female first name, which goes back to the Sibyl in Greek mythology. Derived from Sibylle are region- dependent, the name Sibille, Sibilla and Sybel, or similar spellings ( see variants below).

Origin and Meaning

Sibylle is in Greek antiquity a word for a divinely inspired seer and in written form so the first time to find about 370 BC in the Phaedrus of Plato. As a term for example, prophetically gifted women Sibylla then moves the Latin language especially the early Middle Ages in different variants as the name in the other European language a. As a result, Sibylle or Sibille was then to be found in the first German words bookers.

Name-day

Variants

  • Sibylla ( German, French)
  • Sybilla ( German, French)
  • Sybille ( German )
  • Sybill ( German )
  • Sibille ( German )
  • Sibilla ( Italian)
  • Sibyl (English)
  • Cybill (English)
  • Sybil (English)
  • Sibae ( Swiss German)
  • Sible ( Swiss German)
  • Bülle ( Swiss German)
  • Sebile ( Turkish )
  • Billie ( American- English)
  • Sibby ( American- English)

According to " Duden " is " Sibylle " today correct spelling of this German first name.

Famous names winners

Sibby

Sibilla

  • Sibilla Egen (1470-1538), German founder
  • Sibilla Pavenstedt (* 1965), German fashion designer, designer and lecturer

Sibille

  • Sibille Hartmann (1890-1973), German politician

Sibyl

  • Sibyl Hathaway (1884-1974), the Channel Island of Sark Feudalherrin
  • Sibyl Moholy -Nagy (1903-1971), German -American dramaturge, Actress, architectural and art historian

Sibyll

  • Sibyll - Anka Klotz ( b. 1961 ), German politician ( Alliance 90/The Greens )

Sibylla

  • Sibylla of Anhalt (1564-1614), Abbess of free secular pin Gernrode and Frose, later Duchess of Württemberg
  • Sibylla of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha (1908-1972), Swedish princess, mother of King Carl XVI. Gustav
  • Sibylla Schuster (1639-1685), German writer and poet of the Baroque period
  • Sibylla black, including: Sibylle Schwartz (1621-1638), German poet
  • Johanna Sibylla of Hanau- Lichtenberg (1564-1636), Countess of Wied - Runkel and Isenburg, wife of Count William IV of Wied - Runkel and Isenburg
  • Franziska Sibylla Augusta of Saxe- Lauenburg (1675-1733), Margravine of Baden
  • Sibylla Katharina Schücking (1791-1831; born Catherine Bush ), German poet
  • Magdalena Sibylla of Hesse- Darmstadt (1652-1712), Duchess of Württemberg
  • Magdalena Sibylla of Neitschuetz (1675-1694), Countess of Rochlitz
  • Magdalena Sibylla of Saxe- Weissenfels (1648-1681), Duchess of Saxe- Gotha -Altenburg
  • Magdalena Sibylla of Saxe- Weissenfels (1673-1726), Duchess of Saxe- Eisenach
  • Magdalena Sibylla of Schleswig -Holstein - Gottorp (1631-1719), Duchess of Mecklenburg- Güstrow
  • Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717), German naturalist, artist and publisher

Sibylle

  • Sibylle of Acerra (1153-1205), Queen of Sicily, wife of Tancred of Lecce
  • Sibylle Christine of Anhalt- Dessau (1603-1686), Countess of Hanau coins Berg, wife of Philipp Moritz ' of Hanau- Miinzenberg
  • Sibylle of Anjou (1112-1165), Countess of Flanders, wife of Dietrich of Flanders
  • Sibylle ash mountain of Bamberg (1888-1966), German painter
  • Sibylle Artzt (around 1480-1546 ), wife of Jakob Fugger the Rich
  • Sibylle von Baden (1485-1518), Countess of Hanau -Lichtenberg, wife of Philip III. of Hanau- Lichtenberg
  • Sibylle Bamberger ( b. 1968 ), German journalist and author
  • Sibylle of Bavaria (1489-1519), Electress Palatine, wife of Louis V of the Palatinate
  • Sibylle Berg (born 1962 ), German -Swiss writer and journalist
  • Sibylle Bergemann (1941-2010), German photographer
  • Sibylle Luise Binder ( b. 1960 ), German writer
  • Sibylle Bolik (* 1962), German media scientist
  • Sibylle Bolla - Kotek (1913-1969), Austrian legal historian
  • Sibylle of Brandenburg (1467-1524), Duchess of Jülich and Duchess of Berg, wife of William of Jülich and Berg
  • Sibylle Margarethe von Brieg (1620-1657), Countess of Dönhoff, wife of Gerhard Dönhoff
  • Sibylle Briner ( b. 1973 ), Swiss pianist
  • Sibylle Broll -Pape, German film director and theater director
  • Sibyl of Burgundy (1125-1151), Queen of Sicily, second wife of Roger II of Sicily
  • Sibylle Canonica ( born 1957 ), Swiss actress
  • Sibylle Durian (* 1946), German children, youth and screenwriter
  • Sibylle Engel (1920-2011), German politician (FDP)
  • Sibylle Fendt (* 1974), German photographer
  • Sibylle Freybe (1913-1970), German writer and novelist, see Johanna Sibelius
  • Sibylle Günter (* 1964), German scientist
  • Sibylle Hilton, pseudonym of the Swiss writer Ursula von Wiese
  • Sibylle Him (* 1965), German classical philologist
  • Sibylle of Jerusalem (c. 1160-1190 ), Queen of Jerusalem, wife of Guy of Lusignan, see Sibylle (Jerusalem)
  • Sibylle von Jülich- Kleve -Berg (1512-1554), Electress of Saxony, wife of John Frederick I of Saxony
  • Sibylle von Jülich- Kleve -Berg (1557-1627), Margravine of Burgau, wife of Charles of Burgau
  • Sibylle Kefer (* 1976), Austrian musician and music therapist
  • Sibyl Keller, pseudonym of the German author Eva Voeller
  • Sibylle Kessal -Wulf (* 1958), German lawyer and judge of the Constitutional Court
  • Sibylle Klefinghaus, (* 1949), German writer
  • Sibylle Knauss (* 1944), German writer
  • Sibylle Laurischk (* 1954), German politician (FDP)
  • Sibylle Lewitscharoff (* 1954), German writer
  • Sibylle Luise Binder ( b. 1960 ), German writer
  • Sibylle of Lusignan (1198-1230), Princess of Cyprus, Queen of Armenia
  • Sibylle Mania ( * 1967 ), German photographer and illustrator
  • Sibylle Matter ( b. 1973 ), Swiss triathlete
  • Sibylle Mertens Schaaffhausen (1797-1857), German archaeologist and center of the Rhine salons
  • Sibylle Mulot (* 1950), German writer
  • Sibylle Neff (1929-2010), Swiss painter
  • Sibylle Nicolai ( born 1952 ), German actress, voice actress and presenter
  • Sibylle Obenaus, German historian and author
  • Sibylle von Olfers (1881-1916), German art teacher and nun ( Some of the root children)
  • Sibylle Pfeiffer ( born 1951 ), German politician (CDU )
  • Sibylle Plogstedt (* 1945), German publicist and journalist
  • Sibylle Pomorin (* 1956), German composer
  • Sibylle Prins (* 1959), German author and special education teacher
  • Sibylle Rahm, German educationalist
  • Sibylle Rauch (* 1960), German actress
  • Sibylle of Saxony (1515-1592), Duchess of Saxe- Lauenburg, consort of Francis I of Saxe- Lauenburg
  • Sibylle Hedwig of Saxe- Lauenburg (1625-1703), Duchess of Saxe- Lauenburg, wife of Franz Erdmann of Saxe- Lauenburg
  • Sibylle Sager (born 1967 ), Swiss TV chef
  • Sibylle Schefczik, Austrian concert pianist
  • Sibylle Severus ( b. 1937 ), Swiss violin maker and writer
  • Sibylle panel (* 1966), German film director
  • Sibylle Tönnies (* 1944), German jurist, sociologist and essayist
  • Sibylle Weidemüller, German pop singer
  • Sibylle Weischenberg (* 1951), German journalist and author
  • Sibylle Winther (* 1945), German politician (CDU )
  • Sibylle Savoy ( b. 1936 ), German journalist and theater critic
  • Sibylle Elisabeth of Württemberg (1584-1606), Electress of Saxony, first wife of Johann Georg I of Saxony
  • Anna Sibylle of Hanau- Lichtenberg (1542-1580), wife of Louis Fleckenstein - Dagstuhl
  • Dorothea Sibylle of Brandenburg (1590-1625), Duchess of Brieg, wife of Johann Christian Brieg
  • Magdalena Sibylle of Brandenburg- Bayreuth (1612-1687), Electress of Saxony, wife of John George II of Saxony
  • Magdalene Sibylle of Prussia (1586-1659), Electress of Saxony, the second wife of Johann Georg I of Saxony
  • Magdalena Sibylle of Saxony (1617-1668), Duchess of Saxe- Altenburg, wife of Frederick William II of Saxe- Altenburg

Sybil

  • Sybil Bauer (1903-1927), American swimmer
  • Sybil Buck ( born 1972 ), American musician and model
  • Sybil Cholmondeley, Marchioness of Cholmondeley (1894-1989), member of the Jewish merchant family Sassoon
  • Sybil Danning ( born 1947 ), Austrian actress
  • Sybil Lynch (born 1965 ), American R & B singer
  • Sybil Ludington (1761-1839), the personality of the American War of Independence
  • Sybil Newall (1854-1929), British archer
  • Sybil Gräfin Schönfeldt (* 1927), German writer
  • Sybil Temtchine (born 1970 ), American actress
  • Sybil Thorndike (1882-1976), British actress
  • If Sybil (1924-2007), German actress and dancer

Sybill

  • Sybill Buitrón Lübcke (* 1969), German politician (CDU )
  • Sybill Morel (* 1899), German silent film actress
  • Sybill Storz (* 1937), German entrepreneur

Sybille

  • Sybille Bammer ( born 1980 ), Austrian tennis player
  • Sybille Bedford (1911-2006), German -British journalist and writer
  • Sybille Binder (1895-1962), Austrian actress
  • Sybille Böschen (* 1954), German politician (SPD )
  • Sybille Brunner, Austrian journalist and television presenter
  • Sybille Brunner ( b. 1939 ), Swiss actress
  • Sybille Ebert- Schifferer (* 1955), German art historian
  • Sybille Haussmann (* 1960), German politician ( Alliance 90/The Greens )
  • Sybille Haynes ( born 1926 ), German -British Etruskologin
  • Sybille Hein (born 1970 ), German children's book author, illustrator and designer
  • Sybille Heyen (born 1966 ), German actress
  • Sybille Jatzko (* 1950), German conversation Therapist
  • Sybille Krafft, German filmmaker and writer
  • Sybille Krämer ( * 1951), German high school teacher
  • Sybille Pagel (1938-2010), German pop singer, jazz singer and actress, see Dany man
  • Sybille Reider (* 1949), German jurist and politician (independent)
  • Sybille Reinhardt ( * 1957), German rower
  • Sybille J. Schedwill (* 1963), German actress
  • Sybille Castle (1910-2007), German actress
  • Sybille Schmidt ( * 1967 ), German rower
  • Sybille Schmitz (1909-1955), German actress
  • Sybille Schnehage (* 1950), German aid worker
  • Sybille Schönberger (* 1977), German cook
  • Sybille Seitz (born 1966 ), German television journalist and presenter
  • Sybille de Sélys Longchamps ( b. 1941 ), Belgian nobles
  • Sybille Specht, German singer
  • Sybille Steinbacher (* 1966), German historian and high school teacher time
  • Sybille Straubinger (* 1970), Austrian politician ( SPÖ)
  • Sybille Volkholz (* 1944), German education expert and politician (AL)
  • Sybille Waury (* 1970), German actress
  • Andrea Lietz Sybille - Weier (b. 1958), German field hockey player

Fictional people

  • Bille Abromeit, main character of the 21 -volume book series Bille horses and shaggy
  • Sibylle von der Teck, legendary figure, see also Sibyllenspur, Sibyllenloch
  • Sybill Patricia Trelawney, one of the characters of the Harry Potter novels
  • Sybil Stone, character of American film comedy The Family Stone - betrophal prohibited!

Animals

  • Sybil ( cat )
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