resigne

Resigne is not a standard English word. It appears infrequently as a misspelling of resign, or as a potential proper noun such as a surname or a brand name. In everyday usage, the intended term is usually resign (the verb meaning to voluntarily leave a job or position) or resignation (the noun describing the act or state of leaving).

Etymology for English usage: there is no widely recognized etymology for a separate word "resigne" in English, because it is not listed as an independent entry in major dictionaries. When encountered, it is typically a typographical error for "resign" or the result of creative coinage.

Usage considerations: if you see "resigne" in English text, treat it as a likely misspelling. Replace with "resign" when used as a verb or with "resignation" when used as a noun, depending on the grammatical role in the sentence. If used as a proper noun, its meaning would be determined by the specific context or brand naming.

In other languages: the sequence resembles the French word form associated with the adjective "résigné" (resigned) or the verb phrase "se résigner" (to resign oneself). In standard French, accents are typically used: résigné (masculine singular) and résignation (noun).

Notable uses: there are no widely recognized meanings or definitions for "resigne" in authoritative English-language references; any notable usage would likely be as a coined term, a username, or a brand name rather than as a standard dictionary entry.

See also: resign, resignation, résignation, résigné, se résigner.