Firma (en. Signature)

/ˈfirma/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A mark a person puts on a document to certify its authenticity.

The signature on the contract is essential for it to be valid.

La firma en el contrato es esencial para que sea válido.

A company or business that provides a service or manufactures a product.

The firm was founded in 1990 and has expanded to several countries.

La firma fue fundada en 1990 y se ha expandido a varios países.

A particular style with which a person writes their name.

Their signature is very distinctive, with a highly elaborate 'S'.

Su firma es muy característica, con una 'S' muy elaborada.

From Latin 'firmāre', which means 'to affirm' or 'to make firm'.

contract signature

Act of signing a legal document that establishes an agreement.

firma de contrato

electronic signature

Digital method that ensures the authenticity of a document.

firma electrónica

personal signature

Unique style of the signature that identifies a person.

firma personal

to sign

action of putting the signature on a document.

firmar

signer

person who signs a document.

firmante

teacher

person who teaches, and may require a signature on academic documents.

docente

To make a deal or an agreement.

We are going to sign a deal that will benefit both of us.

Vamos a firmar un negocio que nos beneficiará a ambos.

To confirm information or an action.

I just need your signature on this to make sure everything is in order.

Solo necesito tu firma en esto para que esté todo en orden.