Serge
[sɜːrdʒ]Meaning
French form of the Latin name Sergius.
Background Story
Serge is the French form of Sergius, a name used in Ancient Roman, Biblical and Biblical Greek contexts among others. The French form comes from Latin Sergius, which may have been borrowed from Etruscan. The word also denotes a type of twill fabric, a hitching post used among the Buryats and Yakuts, and a modular synthesizer.
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