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Sibylle

OriginFrench, German,, Greek
Meaning"seer, prophetess"
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About Sibylle

Derived from the Greek term for a female prophet or oracle, Sibylle is a French and German variant of Sybil. Associated with wisdom, this spelling of the name is the current favorite in France, having taken over from Sybille which was preferred back in the 1960s and 70s.

In French, it would be said as SEE-BEEL, while in German (where it might also be spelled as Sybilla), it would be pronounced see-BI-luh.

Pronounced si-BIL.

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