Acta · etymology
- aq·ta
- /'ak·tə/ · noun
- 1.
- From Latin acta, plural of actum: things done, the public record. Roman senates inscribed acta diurna daily, dated and public, impossible to deny later.
- 2.
- Since 2026. Cryptographic attestation: every action signed at source, independently auditable, indelible.
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