acta

/ˈækteɪ/ or /ˈæktə/

Definitions

1. noun

A public document, especially one recording the proceedings of a legislative body or other official institution.

“The acta of the ancient Roman Senate have been preserved for centuries.”

2. noun

A document recording the deeds or achievements of a person or organization.

“The acta of the famous explorer’s voyage were published in a series of books.”

3. noun

A Latin phrase used to signify that a document is authentic or genuine.

“The historian used the phrase ‘acta sunt’ to prove the document’s authenticity.”

4. verb

To take or receive action, especially in an official capacity.

“The governor will acta on the new policy next week.”

Synonyms

  • document
  • record

Antonyms

  • false
  • spurious