Sigismond (en. Sigismond)
/si.zi.mɔ̃/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Sigismond is a name of Germanic origin, often associated with kings or historical figures.
Sigismond of Luxembourg was emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
Sigismond de Luxembourg fut empereur du Saint-Empire romain germanique.
In literature, Sigismond can symbolize madness or disorder.
The character of Sigismond in the play evokes the madness of his time.
Le personnage de Sigismond dans la pièce évoque la folie de son temps.
Etymology
Derived from the Germanic name 'Sigismund', meaning 'victor' and 'protection'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To be a Sigismond
To be unpredictable or mad.
Être un Sigismond
King Sigismond
To refer to a tyrannical authority.
Le roi Sigismond
Sigismond's follies
Unreasonable or extravagant actions.
Folies de Sigismond
Related Words
tyrant
A cruel ruler.
tyran
mad
A person who has lost their reason.
fou
king
Sovereign of a kingdom.
roi
Slang Meanings
A term used to describe a person considered mad or irrational.
Look at him, he's acting like a real Sigismond today.
Regarde-le, il agit comme un vrai Sigismond aujourd'hui.
Used to describe someone who exercises authority excessively.
That boss is a Sigismond, he never lets anyone speak.
Ce patron est un Sigismond, il ne laisse jamais personne parler.