Siward

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Siward is a male name. The name is the Nordic form of the name Siegward . Therefore, like this one, it is derived from the Old High German terms “sigu” (victory) and “wart” (guardian).

Siward is the name of the following people:

• Siward or Synardus, legendary Gautic king and father of Awilda
• Siward, Earl of Northumbria († 1055), Earl of Northumbria
• Siward (Bishop) († 1075), Anglo-Saxon Bishop of Rochester
• Siward Barn ( bl. 1066-1087), English resister against William the Conqueror
• Richard Siward († around 1248), English knight