Sigfried
- proper noun
- /ˈsɪɡfriːd/
- Ted looks up at Sigfried in shock. # SIGFRIED #
- Sigfried's hand
Examples
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Ted is overcome by the sweetness in Sigfried's voice and follows him to the window willingly.
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Sigfried takes Ted by the hand and leads him to an open window.
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After the door closes, we hear Sigfried on the other side.
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Ted repeats what Sigfried has told him.
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Ted cautiously takes Sigfried's hand.
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Ted enters the room, somewhat disheveled from his encounter with Sigfried.
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Ted and Sigfried stare out of the window in peace, transfixed by the glimmering lights of the city.
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Angela sits next to Sigfried and gently strokes his back.
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Ted and Sigfried decided to take a walk in the park to enjoy the sunny weather.
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At the art gallery, Sigfried pointed out the painting that caught his eye.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sigfried is an old German boy's name from sig- 'victory' and -fried 'peace', and the -fried part is like the common name Fred, which helps you remember the 'peace' part of the name.