affissazione

Affissazione is a largely archaic or variant form of the Italian noun affissione, meaning the act of posting or displaying a notice, poster, or document in a public place. The standard term in contemporary Italian is affissione. The word derives from the verb affiggere, to fix or attach to a surface, with the nominal suffix -zione.

In practice, affissazione would refer to the public display of information, such as posters, legal notices, or announcements on public boards, walls, or other visible points. It is typically used in administrative or legal contexts where the publicity of acts, deadlines, or decisions is required. In modern Italian legal and administrative language, affissione is the more common term to describe this act; affissazione appears mainly in older documents or as a rarely used variant.

The concept is closely related to terms such as affissione, annunci, avvisi, and pubblico albo. Public posting of notices often occurs on an official notice board or albo pubblico and may be governed by regulatory rules specifying duration, location, and content.

See also: affissione; affiggere; albo pretorio; pubblicità legale; avviso.

Note: If you encounter the form affissazione, treat it as a variant spelling of affissione; verify usage in the source language, as standard terminology favors affissione in contemporary usage.