Podpisano

Podpisano is a Polish term meaning "signed." It is the neuter past passive participle form of the verb podpisać and is used to indicate that a document, agreement, or certificate has been signed or endorsed. In ordinary prose, the passive construction is often expressed as "Dokument podpisano" (The document has been signed), or more fully as "Dokument został podpisany," but in many administrative contexts "Podpisano" is used as a concise label or status marker.

Common contexts for the term include legal, administrative, and corporate documents, templates, and correspondence. On forms or letters, "Podpisano" denotes that the signature has been obtained and the document is valid; it may be accompanied by the signatory’s name, the date, and the signature block. In electronic contexts, phrases such as "Podpisano elektronicznie" or "Podpis kwalifikowany" indicate the method of signing.

As a linguistic form, "podpisano" is neuter singular and can be used impersonally with various neuter nouns or as a short heading. The related forms include podpisany (masc.), podpisana (fem.), podpisane (neut. plural), and podpisanie (the act of signing). Etymologically, the word derives from podpisać, formed with the prefix pod- and the root pisać (to write).

In summary, podpisano functions primarily as a technical label in documentation to signal that the signing step has been completed, while also serving as a passive verbal form in general Polish usage.