Trigg
Meaning of Trigg
Trigg has its roots in the Old Norse word tryggr, meaning “faithful” or “loyal,” and over time it’s leapt from a lively surname into a punchy given name. Pronounced “trig” (rhymes with “big”), it’s still rare—about 17 baby boys were named Trigg in 2024, landing it around rank 907 in the U.S.—but that quiet climb only adds to its charm. Picture a bright sail on calm seas: sleek, dependable, ready for adventure. There’s a touch of Latin flair here too, like the warm beat of a salsa rhythm, making Trigg feel both spirited and welcoming. It’s an inspirational call to live with curiosity, courage and unwavering loyalty.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as trig (/trɪˈg/)
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Notable People Named Trigg
| Trigg H. Knutson - |
