signor
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si·gnor
also si·gnior (sēn-yôr', -yōr') 
n., pl., si·gno·ri (sēn-yôr'ē, -yō'rē), also si·gniors or si·gnors. (Abbr. Sig. or S.)
Used as a courtesy title for a man in an Italian-speaking area, equivalent to Mr.
n., pl., si·gno·ri (sēn-yôr'ē, -yō'rē), also si·gniors or si·gnors. (Abbr. Sig. or S.)
Used as a courtesy title for a man in an Italian-speaking area, equivalent to Mr.
[Italian, variant of signore. See signore.]
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