Registra

Registra is a term that appears in several Romance-language contexts and can refer to different things depending on the language and usage. It derives from the Latin registrare, meaning to record, inscribe, or enroll, and it has both grammatical and potential proper-noun applications.

As a verb form, registra mainly functions as a present-tense form of registrar or registrare in Romance languages. In Italian, registra is the present indicative third-person singular of registrare, as in “egli registra” (he records). It can also serve as an informal singular imperative meaning “Record!” or “Register that.” In Spanish, registra is the present indicative form of registrar, used in contexts such as “ella registra los datos” (she registers the data). In Portuguese, registra likewise appears as the third-person singular present indicative of registrar. In English-language usage, registra is not a standard word and typically occurs only in quoted phrases from these languages or as part of names.

As a proper noun, Registra may appear in branding, product names, or geographic or organizational titles, though there is no single globally dominant entity by that name. The term is also closely linked to the broader concept of registration—enrollment, recording information, or entry into a system.

See also: registration, register, registrazione (Italian), registro (Spanish/Portuguese cognates).