Definition of signifer in English:

signifer

(also sygnyfer)

noun ˈsɪɡnɪfə

A standard-bearer, especially in a Roman legion (now historical except in extended use). Also Scottish: a person who bears a coat of arms, specifically a pursuivant (now historical).

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin signifer Zodiac, standard-bearer, use as noun (with reference to the Zodiac short for signifer orbis, signifer circulus, signifer polus) of masculine of signifer carrying or adorned with images, (of the sky) holding the constellations from signum + -fer.

Definition of signifer in US English:

signifer

(also sygnyfer)

nounˈsɪɡnɪfə

A standard-bearer, especially in a Roman legion (now historical except in extended use). Also Scottish: a person who bears a coat of arms, specifically a pursuivant (now historical).

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin signifer Zodiac, standard-bearer, use as noun (with reference to the Zodiac short for signifer orbis, signifer circulus, signifer polus) of masculine of signifer carrying or adorned with images, (of the sky) holding the constellations from signum + -fer.

单词	signifer
释义	Definition of signifer in English: signifer (also sygnyfer) noun ˈsɪɡnɪfə A standard-bearer, especially in a Roman legion (now historical except in extended use). Also Scottish: a person who bears a coat of arms, specifically a pursuivant (now historical). Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin signifer Zodiac, standard-bearer, use as noun (with reference to the Zodiac short for signifer orbis, signifer circulus, signifer polus) of masculine of signifer carrying or adorned with images, (of the sky) holding the constellations from signum + -fer. Definition of signifer in US English: signifer (also sygnyfer) nounˈsɪɡnɪfə A standard-bearer, especially in a Roman legion (now historical except in extended use). Also Scottish: a person who bears a coat of arms, specifically a pursuivant (now historical). Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin signifer Zodiac, standard-bearer, use as noun (with reference to the Zodiac short for signifer orbis, signifer circulus, signifer polus) of masculine of signifer carrying or adorned with images, (of the sky) holding the constellations from signum + -fer.
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