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sigrid
"Sigrid" is a Scandinavian-origin given name, not a common Dutch word, meaning "victory" or "beautiful victory."
In a sentence
Sigrid lacht altijd als ze bloemen ziet.
Sigrid always laughs when she sees flowers.
Here, 'Sigrid' is used as a proper noun, referencing the name of a person.
Het schilderij was gesigneerd met 'Sigrid'.
The painting was signed with 'Sigrid'.
In this sentence, 'Sigrid' represents an artist's signature used on an artwork, hence acting as a proper noun and indicating authorship.
Wij noemen haar 'Sigrid', maar haar echte naam is anders.
We call her 'Sigrid', but her real name is different.
In this example, 'Sigrid' is a name attributed to someone, possibly as a nickname or alias, functioning again as a proper noun.
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