Authentikós
Authentikós (Greek: αυθεντικός; transliteration authentikós) is a Greek adjective meaning genuine, authentic, original, legitimate, or authoritative. In classical and modern contexts it describes things judged to be genuine rather than counterfeit, or persons or institutions regarded as rightful authorities. In English and other languages, the cognate adjective authentic is derived from the same root.
Etymology: The term derives from the Greek authentikos, from authentēs (one who acts as originator or author)
Classical usage: In ancient Greek texts the term was used to mark statements, texts, or objects as
Modern usage: In modern Greek αυθεντικός means genuine or real, as in authentic products, authentic cuisine, or