History:
The surname is derived from the Old French surnom de Sibille, meaning 'of Sibyl.' The name may have originated in the area around the city of Sibille, in the province of Toulouse, or in the village of Sibille-Saint-Martin, both in the Haute-Garonne department. The surname may also be derived from the Old German name Siegfried, meaning 'victory.'
The surname may have originated in the area around the city of Sibille, in the province of Toulouse, or in the village of Sibille-Saint-Martin, both in the Haute-Garonne department. The surname may also be derived from the Old German name Siegfried, meaning 'victory.' The surname may have been first recorded in England in the early 12th century. The surname may be found in many countries around the world.
Description:
Surname:
The surname may be found in many countries around the world. The surname may be pronounced S-e-b-i-l-l-e or S-e-i-g-f-r-i-d. The surname may be spelled Sibilla, Sibille, Sibilio, Sibyl, or Sibila. The surname may also be spelled Siegfried. The surname may be pronounced S-e-b-i-l-l-e or S-e-i-g-f-r-i-d. The surname may be spelled Sibilla, Sibille, Sibilio, Sibyl, or Sibila.
