A Siamese cat named 'Sugieh' was featured in a sweet book called 'Cats in the Belfry.' Where does that name Sugieh come from? Note: Her father's name was Solomon. Does that mean anything?

The author & her husband bought Sugieh, their first Siamese kitten, to deal with an invasion of mice. Sugieh brought bedlam to a quiet country home, & when she herself had kittens, life became more riotous than ever. After Sugieh's tragic death, her offspring Solomon & Sheba stayed on, doggedly determined to keep the Siamese flag flying.
http://www.life-with-siamese-cats.com/doreen-tovey.html

Anyone who has Siamese cats today can still identify with Ms. Tovey's experiences with Sugeih, Solomon and Sheba. I can't recommend this book enough and encourage an enterprising publisher to put all of Ms. Tovey's books back in print so everyone in the world can read them.
https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1854968459?vi=glance
https://www.life-with-siamese-cats.com/doreen-tovey.html

I'm not certain which spelling is correct, but would venture to say it must be a Chinese or Siamese name or word. I searched with both spellings and neither brings up any sites in English that explain the meaning of the name.