el
masculine
/θeɾtifiˈkaðo/
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Translation
certificate
Word origin
From Medieval Latin certificatus, past participle of certificare ('to make certain'), from certus ('sure') plus facere ('to make').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- certificare
- English cognates
- certificate, certify, certain
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralcertificados
Examples
nacimiento trámite.
I need the birth certificate for the paperwork.
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The course awards a certificate at the end.
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Keep the medical certificate in a safe place.
sello .
The certificate bears the official signature and stamp.
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They sent me the certificate by registered post.
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