Word: Notary
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Notary means an official who is allowed by law to witness the signing of documents and to confirm that signatures and copies are genuine. Also called a notary public.
Synonyms: notary public
Word origin: Comes from Latin notarius, a clerk or secretary, from nota, a mark or note.
Syllables: no - ta - ry
Tricky part: The ending is ary, not ery or ory, so notery and notory are both wrong.
Watch out for: notery, notory
Memory tip: A notary's office has shelves of papers like a library, and both words end in ary.
Example 1: We had copies of the house papers signed in front of a notary.
Example 2: The notary checked my father's identity card before stamping the papers.
Example 3: There is a notary's office next to the post office in our town.
In India, notaries are appointed under the Notaries Act, 1952, by the central or a state government.
Only one word in the list is spelt correctly. Choose the meaning of that word.
1. pasport 2. receit 3. affadavit 4. notary
a) a paper showing that you have paid
b) a written statement sworn to be true
c) an official book that lets you travel abroad
d) an official who witnesses signatures
d) an official who witnesses signatures. Affidavit begins affi, passport needs ss, and receipt carries a silent p.
Find the extra letter in the word:
nottary
a) t
b) o
c) r
d) a
a) t. Notary keeps the single t of note.
Unjumble the word in the sentence and choose it:
Get the sale deed signed and stamped by a yarnot before you pay.
a) rotary
b) ornate
c) notary
d) notably
c) notary. Rotary has two r's and no n, and ornate has an e; with one r and an n, the letters give notary.
1. Why might a family visit a notary?
a) to have a painful tooth taken out
b) to buy tickets for a long train journey
c) to book a hall for a wedding party
d) to have a document signed and certified
d) to have a document signed and certified
2. A notary's everyday work includes ____.
a) a rental agreement
b) a broken water pipe
c) a cricket scorecard
d) a school timetable
a) a rental agreement
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