different between sinless vs sigless

English

Etymology

From Middle English sinneles, synneles, senneles, from Old English synl?as (“without sin; sinless”), from Proto-Germanic *sund?lausaz (“sinless”), equivalent to sin +? -less. Cognate with Dutch zondeloos (“sinless”), German Low German sündelos, sündlos (“sinless”), German sündenlos (“sinless”), Icelandic syndlaus (“sinless”).

Adjective

sinless (comparative more sinless, superlative most sinless)

1. Without sin; never having sinned.

Synonyms

• innocent
• pure

Antonyms

• sinful

Translations

Anagrams

• sliness

English

Etymology

sig +? -less

Adjective

sigless (not comparable)

1. (Internet) Without a sig (electronic signature appended to one's messages).
   • 1997, "Robert Pfeifer", Sigless posts (on Internet newsgroup alt.fan.elite)

     Incidentally, the recent sigless posts were mine, not forgeries. I just had to reinstall Agent and forgot to enable them.

   • 2000, "Jim Crowther", Another Satisfied Customer? & other info. (on Internet newsgroup alt.internet.providers.redhotant)

     Fred, stay sigless until you decide what to do. I'd far rather have someone put their name at the end of their post rather than a broken 'thingy'.

Anagrams

• Lessigs, glisses