Potpisano

Potpisano is a Croatian word that translates to "signed" in English. It is used to indicate that a document, agreement, or other item has been officially authenticated by a signature. The term is commonly encountered in legal, administrative, and personal contexts.

When a document is described as "potpisano," it signifies that the necessary parties have affixed their signatures, thereby confirming their consent, approval, or acknowledgment of its contents. This action imbues the document with legal standing or validates its authenticity. For example, a contract might be referred to as "potpisano" after all signatories have completed their part, indicating it is now binding.

In everyday language, "potpisano" can also refer to a signed photograph or an autograph, where the signature serves as a personal mark of recognition or endorsement. The act of signing, and thus making something "potpisano," is a fundamental aspect of formalizing agreements and personalizing mementos across various cultures, with the Croatian word serving this specific purpose within the language.