Proto-Germanic: *sigiz, *sigaz
Meaning: victory
Gothic: sigis n. (a) `victory'; ? sihu (~ sihw) `victory' (gloss to sigis)
Old Norse: sigr m. `Sieg'
Norwegian: siger
Swedish: seger
Danish: seir
Old English: sigor `Sig', sige `id.'
Old Frisian: si
Old Saxon: sigi- (e. g. sigi-drohtin)
Middle Dutch: sēghe m.
Dutch: zege f. `overwinning'
Old Franconian: sigi-mari `victor'
Middle Low German: sēge
Old High German: { sigi m. `Sieg', sigirōn `siegen' }, sigu (8.Jh.), sig (9.Jh.) {m.} `Sieg'; { Sigis-mund, Sigur-mār }
Middle High German: sige, sic (-g-) st. m., md. sëge 'sieg'
German: Sieg m.
