Signore –
Senhor in Portuguese meant
Mister, sir; gentleman, man; master,
lord
you, pronoun which replaces the name
of the person or persons being addressed.
In Sinhalese this word was used extensively to address a
respected person.
Later it was incorporated in surnames as Singho
Thus we have – Punchi Singho, Baby Singho, Davith Singho
etc.
The popular song by the Gypsies parodies on this word and
sings the lamentations of a politician, who lost at a Parliamentery Election.
Click on each of the web-links below and enjoy the music :-
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