Allakirjutatud

Allakirjutatud is an Estonian word that translates to "signed" or "undersigned" in English. It is primarily used in a formal or legal context to refer to a person or entity that has affixed their signature to a document. This indicates agreement, acknowledgment, or authentication of the contents of the document.

The term can be used in various settings, such as contracts, agreements, official letters, petitions, and legal declarations. When a document states "allakirjutanud," it signifies that the signatory has legally committed to the terms and conditions presented. The act of being allakirjutanud implies responsibility and consent.

In everyday language, "allakirjutanud" might appear in references to official correspondence or when discussing the legal finality of a signed agreement. It is a straightforward descriptor for the individual or group who has formally endorsed a written instrument through their signature. The concept is universally understood in legal and administrative systems, emphasizing the importance of a verified mark of agreement.