Sydikum.
A hamlet, officially a quarter of Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany.
Meaning & usage
A hamlet, officially a quarter of Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany.
Where this word comes from
Generally explained as Low German süh dik um (“have a look around”). This interpretation is definitely old and also confirmed by the High-Germanized equivalent Siehdichum (name of a village in Brandenburg). Nevertheless, it might be that it is a folk etymology for an older unrelated name, particularly regarding the many placenames in -um (“-home, -ham”) in the area. A possible origin would be an underlying Middle Low German *Sûdinkhêm, from sût (“south”); compare the northern German family name Suding, Süding.
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