Used by Wyclif in the sense of ‘set a mark upon’ (Latin signare), and ‘presage, predict, prophesy’.

transitive. To put a mark on; to mark with a sign of any kind. Also figurative.

To mark with a sign or significant mark.

transitive. To make or put a mark on or beside; to mark with a distinguishing sign. Obsolete.

To mark indelibly, as a proof of ownership, as a sign of quality, or for any other purpose; to impress (a word, letter, or device) by way of brand…

transitive. To furnish with a countermark: see countermark, n.

transitive. To sign; to mark, stamp.

To mark with a particular sign for authentication, identification, or reference. Obsolete.

= countermark, v.

= earmark, n.

To note with, or indicate by, some mark.