Origin and Meaning of Sebert

Bright sea

Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English elements 'sæ' meaning 'sea' and 'beorht' meaning 'bright'. The name can be interpreted to mean 'bright sea'.

• Sebert is a rare name and has historical significance in Anglo-Saxon England, associated with a 7th-century king of Essex.
• Though not widely used in contemporary culture, variations of the name can be found in regions influenced by Anglo-Saxon traditions.
• Notable bearers include Saint Sebert, who is commemorated in certain Christian traditions.
• Sebert experienced minimal popularity in the modern era, often appearing on historical or genealogical lists rather than as a common contemporary name.
• Related names include the variant 'Cejbert' from Old English, although such names are also quite rare.