- Scard
- Scard Scard, n. A shard or fragment. [Obs.] [1913 Webster]
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Scard — This interesting and unusual surname is of French origin, and is a cognate of the German name Sieghard, from a personal name composed of the elements sigi , meaning victory, and hard , hard, brave or strong. In the modern idiom the variants… … Surnames reference
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Sieghard — This interesting and unusual surname is of French origin, and is a cognate of the German name Sieghard, from a personal name composed of the elements sigi , meaning victory, and hard , hard, brave or strong. In the modern idiom the variants… … Surnames reference
Sieghart — This interesting and unusual surname is of French origin, and is a cognate of the German name Sieghard, from a personal name composed of the elements sigi , meaning victory, and hard , hard, brave or strong. In the modern idiom the variants… … Surnames reference
Siehard — This interesting and unusual surname is of French origin, and is a cognate of the German name Sieghard, from a personal name composed of the elements sigi , meaning victory, and hard , hard, brave or strong. In the modern idiom the variants… … Surnames reference
Sighard — This interesting and unusual surname is of French origin, and is a cognate of the German name Sieghard, from a personal name composed of the elements sigi , meaning victory, and hard , hard, brave or strong. In the modern idiom the variants… … Surnames reference
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