Ensign
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 35
en′sīn, n. a sign or mark: the sign or flag distinguishing a nation or a regiment: one who carries the colours: until 1871, the title given to officers of the lowest commi ioned rank in the British infantry.— ns. En′sign-bear′er ; En′signcy , En′sign ship , the rank or commi ion of an ensign in the army. [O. Fr. enseigne —L. insignia , pl. of insigne , a distinctive mark— in , and signum , a mark.]
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