Name meaning
Signe
means “new victory”
- Origin
- Old Norse
- Gender
- Mostly feminine
- Used in
- Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Latvian
- Spellings
- Signe · Signy
- Say it
- SIG-neh
- Letters
- 5
Researched meaning
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Signe comes from the Old Norse Signý, from sigr, victory, and ný, new. Signy is a heroine of the Völsunga saga. It is a classic name in Denmark and Norway.
Roots
From Old Norse Signý: sigr (victory) + ný (new).
Where it is used
Signy is the older form.
Signe name FAQ
What does the name Signe mean?
Signe means “new victory”. From Old Norse Signý: sigr (victory) + ný (new).
Where does the name Signe come from?
Signe is of Old Norse origin. Today it is used in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Latvian families.
How do you pronounce Signe?
Signe is usually pronounced SIG-neh.
Is Signe a boy's or a girl's name?
Signe is mostly feminine.
What are other spellings of Signe?
Related spellings and forms include Signy.
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Sources
Name data: SSA-Census, Wikidata, Wiktionary-EN. Meaning and background researched by our team from the sources below and written in our own words. Wikipedia and Wiktionary content is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.