Comments (Personal Impression Only)
I would call it an acquired taste, but it's a nice name once you get used to it.
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Unpopular opinion, but I don't think Sigrid is nice.
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Never heard of this name before. There's something stunning about it.
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Like Astrid, but unlike Ingrid, I don't think anyone in America has been used to this trendy name before. Rare but new to us.
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Really starting to love it.
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I love the names Sigrid and Ingrid. They seem like sisters.
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Sigrid is my name and I absolutely love it. With the name meaning 'victory' and 'beautiful', there is no stronger name you could give a little girl (or boy). Sigrid wasn't common among my peers growing up, but I like that it's unique but still heard of. My English speaking friends call me Siggy, which I love. Sigrid is commonly cited as a first name for strong, smart and independent women in Old Norse literature. Sigrid as a name makes me feel strong and unique and it also reflects my heritage. I am so grateful to my parents for deciding on Sigrid rather than Sarah, Emma or Jessica (not that those names are not beautiful too!)
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Never liked the name. My boyfriend always thought it sounded like a disease. He used to tell people, "I just came down with a bad case of Sigrid."
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I really love this name. Beautiful sound, beautiful look, beautiful meaning, beautiful nickname.
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Well, other than "I like this name" I would like to add that when I was a little girl, my dad told me that Sigrid meant "sunset" or "sunrise". I guess I like those two better than the given meanings. Sorry.
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How can "sunset" or "sunrise" be better meanings than "beautiful"?
Oh, well. I love this name. I think it's very beautiful.
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Oh, well. I love this name. I think it's very beautiful.
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My kindergarten teacher had this name, and no offense but I don't like it.
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