Sigbod m. Old High German sigu 'victory' + Old High German boto 'messenger'.

Austria

Latin

● c1100 Sigbot (nom) UrkStyria 89, Sigeboto (nom) ibid. 92; c1120 Sigeboto (nom) ibid. 105; 1124 Sigbot (nom) ibid. 110; 1126 Sigeboto (nom) ibid. 117; 1231 Siboto (nom) UBEnns3 II; 1268 Siboto (nom) hennes-vol1 197

Czech Republic

Latin

● 1354 Seyboto (nom) Rössler1 56

Middle High German

● 1354 Seyboth (nom) Rössler1 77; 1361 Seyboth (nom) ibid. 82

Estonia

Middle Low German

● 1429 Segebode BbRT p. 354

France

Latin

● 952 Sigibodo (abl) St-Barnard-Romans no. 108; 957x991 Siibodo (abl) ibid. no. 81; 1046 Siibodi (gen) ibid. 123; 1051 Siebodus (nom) ibid. no. 142

Germany

Latin

● 822x875 Sibodo (nom) TradCorb §130; 1064 Sigebodo (nom) quix-vol1 92; 1208 Sibodo (nom) quix-vol2 124; 1217 Sibodonis (gen) quix-vol1 71; 1219 Sibodone (abl) ibid. 73, Sibodoni (dat) ibid. 73; 1222 Sibodo (nom) quix-vol2 132, Sibodoni (dat) ibid. 134; 1231 Segebodo (nom) CDL-1.1.1 XI; 1259 Segebodo (nom) ibid. XXXI; 1267 Segebodo (nom) UrkMeck1 no. LXIII; 1271 Sybodone (abl) hennes-vol1 220; 1278 Sibodoni (dat) ibid. 264; 1303 Segebodonis (gen) BremUrk2 no. 35; 1304 Segebodonis (gen) ibid. no. 37

Early New High German

● 1402 Seybot (nom) mairhofer DCLXXI

Latvia

Latin

● 1288 Segebodonis (gen) RigSB 1039