Siegfried

Siegfried is a male first name.

Origin and Meaning of the Name

Name-day

Variants

  • Sigi, Siggi ( German ), Sigge ( Swabian )
  • Sigfried
  • Sigfrid ( Old High German, Scandinavian )
  • Sigfrido ( Italian, Spanish)
  • Sigfredo ( Spanish)
  • Sigitas ( Lithuanian )
  • Sigurd, Sigurdur ( nordic)
  • Sigfridolinche ( altschweizerisch )

Well-known bearers of the name

  • Siegfried (Holy ) ( † around 1067) ( Sigfrid, Sigurd ) Växjö, saint of Sweden
  • Siegfried ( Guines ) ( 10th century ), founder of the House Guines
  • Siegfried I. ( Luxembourg ) ( 919-998 ), Count of Luxembourg
  • Siegfried I ( Weimar Orlamünde ) (c. 1075-1113 ), Count of Weimar- Orlamünde
  • Siegfried I ( Spanheim ) (c. 1010-1065 ), Count of Spanheim, ancestor of the noble family Spanheim
  • Siegfried I ( Lebenau ) ( † 1132 ), Count of Lebenau
  • Siegfried I ( Merseburg ) (* 895, † 937) was Count of Merseburg and founder of the monastery of Groningen / Bode
  • Siegfried I ( Vianden ) (c. 1154-1171 ), Count of Vianden
  • Siegfried I of Anhalt († 1184 ), bishop of Brandenburg, Archbishop of Bremen
  • Siegfried I ( Wittgenstein ) (from ( Battenberg ) Wittgenstein) ( † after 1283)
  • Siegfried II ( Lebenau ) ( † around 1163 ), Count of Lebenau
  • Siegfried II ( Augsburg), was from 1088 to 1096 Bishop of Augsburg
  • Siegfried II ( Merseburg ), ( * 940, † after 980 ) Graf was Hassegau and of Merseburg
  • Siegfried II of Wolfsölden, 1127-1146 Bishop of Speyer
  • Siegfried II of cross- ford († 1310), Bishop of Hildesheim
  • Siegfried II (Weimar - Orlamünde ), Count
  • Siegfried III. ( Lebenau ) ( † 1191 ), Count of Lebenau
  • Siegfried III. (Weimar - Orlamünde ), Count
  • Siegfried III. of Boyneburg, Count
  • Siegfried IV of Boyneburg, Count
  • Siegfried IV ( Lebenau ) ( † 1210), Count of Lebenau
  • Siegfried II (Brandenburg ) ( † 1220 ), bishop of Brandenburg 1216-1220
  • Siegfried II of Eppstein (around 1165-1230 ), Archbishop of Mainz, Elector and Arch-Chancellor
  • Siegfried III. of Eppstein (1194-1249), Archbishop of Mainz, Elector and Arch-Chancellor
  • Siegfried III. of Venningen
  • Siegfried von Brilon ( * before 1334 † after 1353 ), Knight in Brilon
  • Sigefridus ( Goldsmith ) (or Zigefridus, also known as Master Sigefridus ), goldsmith at the beginning of the 14th century
  • Siegfried Heinrich Aronhold (1819-1884), German mathematician
  • Siegfried Egger tree (* 1972 ), Austrian chess player and coach
  • Siegfried von Blomberg ( † 1374 ), 1370-1374 Archbishop of Riga
  • Siegfried Buback (1920-1977), Attorney General murdered by the RAF
  • Siegfried Dessauer (1874-1945), German actor, manager, film director and screenwriter
  • Siegfried Fischbacher ( born 1939 ), Tamer, part of Siegfried and Roy
  • Siegfried von Gelnhausen († 1321 ), 1298-1321 Bishop of Chur
  • Siegfried Gottwald ( born 1943 ), German mathematician, logician and historian of science
  • Siegfried Gräter (* 1939), German football goalkeeper
  • Siegfried Grossmann (* 1930), German physicist
  • Siegfried Hausner (1952-1975), member of the RAF
  • Sigfried Held (* 1942), German football player
  • Siegfried Jacobsohn (1881-1926), German journalist and theater critic
  • Siegfried Kracauer (1889-1966), German journalist, sociologist and film historian
  • Siegfried Lenz ( born 1926 ), German writer
  • Siegfried Lowitz (1914-1999), German actor
  • Siegfried Marcus (1831-1898), an Austrian engineer and inventor
  • Siegfried Rauhut (* 1938), German Enduro athletes
  • Siegfried Sassoon (1886-1967), British writer
  • Siegfried Schauzu (* 1939), German motorcycle racer
  • Siegfried Schopflocher (1877-1953), German - Canadian Bahai
  • Siegfried of Truhendingen († 1150 ), 1146-1150 Bishop of Würzburg
  • Siegfried Unseld (1924-2002), publisher and director of the Suhrkamp publishing house
  • Siegfried Wagner (1869-1930), poet - composer, son of Richard Wagner
  • SO Wagner, Siegfried actually Oswald Wagner (1902-1975), German actor, author, radio speaker, radio plays and theater director
  • Siegfried von Wied (1145-1162), Count of Wied County

Siegfried in art

  • Siegfried the Dragon Slayer ( Nibelungs )
  • Siegfried, Count Palatine to Mayen ( Genoveva Sage)
  • Siegfried in Richard Wagner's tetralogy Der Ring des Nibelungen, the title role of the opera Siegfried and a character in the opera Götterdämmerung.
  • Siegfried's grave as a cultural-historical discourse: Kaiser Friedrich III. and the passage grave at Worms
  • Male first name
  • Germanic personal name
Sigi (disambiguation) Sigurd (disambiguation) Siegfried of Luxembourg Siegfried I, Count of Sponheim Siegfried, Prince-Archbishop of Bremen Siegfried II of Querfurt Siegfried II (Archbishop of Mainz) Siegfried III (archbishop of Mainz) Siegfried (opera) Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor
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