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Sybba (or
Sibba) was a
medieval Bishop of Elmham.
Sybba was
consecrated before 814 and died
sometime after 816. Fryde, E. B.; Greenway, D. E.; Porter...
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Maggio (Fabio Zompa) - b**** (2012)
Paolo (Paolo Paganelli) -
guitar (2012)
Sibba -
vocals (1993–1996)
Colino -
guitar (1993–1996) Emi (Emiliano Audisio)...
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clans or
kinship groups, most
prominently the
cognates of Old High
German sibba and kunni,
found in this
meaning in all
Germanic languages.
According to...
- 25307 NBN: NHMSYS0000463527 NCBI: 57946 Open Tree of Life: 176704 PLANTS:
SIBBA POWO: urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:30002311-2 Tropicos: 40036279 VASCAN: 1682...
- S[t]æ[inn] --(s)- [sa]s[i] i(a)s es * satr
sattr *
aiftir æftiʀ * si(b)(a)
Sibba * kuþa Goða, * sun sun *
fultars Fuldars, * in en hons hans ** ...
- let × risa ræisa × stn stæin × þina þenna × iftʀ æftiʀ × siba
Sibba, ·
boanta boanda sin sinn × koes...--... ... faþur faður · s¶in sinn...
- lōsunga "deliverance",
stunta "time".
Sample nouns like sunta: ****a "****",
sibba,
sippa "peace",
minna "love",
krippa "manger".
Sample nouns like kuningin:...
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Norse personal name,
Sibba, + þorp (Old Norse), A
secondary settlement, a
dependent outlying farmstead or hamlet, so probably, "
Sibba's outlying farm/settlement"...
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Alherdus also
recorded as
Alhheard ? x 814 816 x ?
Sybba also
recorded as
Sibba 816 x 824 816 x 824
Hunferthus also
recorded as
Hunfrith ? x 824 845/856...
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where the word "
Sibba" is a
personal name and the word "tun"
means an enclosure, a farm,
village or an estate,
essentially meaning "
Sibba's farm or settlement"...
