-gisel

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Gisel- or -gisel is a word component in various Germanic and German personal names .

Origin and meaning

Representatives of West Germanic tribes had these names since the 4th century ( Godigisel ).

The forms were derived from Old High German gisil , descendant of a noble sex or gisal , hostage, guarantor, pledge .

Names

Gisel

-gisel

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Metz, 7th century, (great-great-grandfather of Charlemagne)
  2. ^ Bishop of Troyes , 10th century.
  3. Eastern Roman army master, 5th century.
  4. ^ Bishop of Tours , 7th century.
  5. ^ Bishop of Tours, 7th century; Bishop of Troyes, 7th century
  6. ^ Bishop of Troyes, 7th century.