Sigtrygg

Sigtrygg is a given name of Old Norse origin. It is composed of two elements: "sigr" meaning "victory" and "tryggr" meaning "trusty" or "loyal". Therefore, the name Sigtrygg can be interpreted as "victorious and loyal" or "trustworthy in victory".

This name was relatively common among the Norse people, particularly during the Viking Age. It appears in historical records and sagas, often associated with individuals of some standing. While it is not as frequently encountered as some other Norse names today, it still exists as a given name in Scandinavian countries.

Notable historical figures bearing the name Sigtrygg include Sigtrygg Silkbeard, a 10th-century King of Dublin. He played a significant role in the history of Ireland, engaging in conflicts and alliances with both Norse and Gaelic rulers. His reign is documented in various Irish annals, offering insights into the political landscape of the time. The name also appears in other contexts within Norse mythology and historical accounts, though often referring to less prominent individuals. The meaning of the name reflects desirable qualities valued in Norse society, contributing to its adoption.