Potpisala

Potpisala is a feminine singular past tense verb in several Slavic languages, most notably Croatian and Serbian. It translates directly to "she signed" in English. The verb originates from the root "potpisati," which means "to sign." The suffix "-la" indicates the past tense and the feminine gender of the subject performing the action.

In its grammatical context, "potpisala" requires a female subject. For example, "Ona je potpisala ugovor" translates to "She signed the contract." If the subject were male, the verb would change to "potpisao." If the subject were plural and female, it would be "potpisale." The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation, legal documents, and official correspondence. Its meaning remains consistent across different contexts, referring to the act of affixing a signature to a document or item as a form of authentication, agreement, or authorization. The precise form of the verb can vary slightly in different South Slavic dialects, but the core meaning and grammatical function are largely preserved.