noun
signore
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noun
1
An Italian title of respect for a man, equivalent to "Mr" or "sir".
"The concierge addressed him as "Signore Bianchi"."
How to Use Signore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe Italian equivalent of "Mr" or "sir".
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Word Forms
signores plural
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Etymology
Borrowed from Italian signore, related to French seigneur and Spanish señor — all ultimately from Latin senior.