notary /nōˈtə-ri/

1. An official authorized to certify deeds, contracts, copies of documents, affidavits, etc (generally notary public)
2. Anciently, a person who took notes or memoranda of others' acts

notāˈrial adjective

notāˈrially adverb

noˈtarize or noˈtarise transitive verb

To attest to, authenticate (a document, etc) as a notary

noˈtaryship noun

apostolical notary

The official who dispatches the orders of the Pope

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