suscrito

subscribed; undersigned

adjective soos-KREE-toh Rare

Origin: From Latin 'subscriptus', written below.

Usage Note

Suscrito is the past participle of suscribir used as an adjective meaning 'subscribed' (to a service or publication) or 'undersigned' in legal documents — los abajo suscritos means 'the undersigned'. The more common variant in everyday Spanish is suscripto in the River Plate region; suscrito predominates elsewhere. The feminine is suscrita.

Examples

"Estoy suscrito al boletín de noticias."

Natural Translation

I am subscribed to the news bulletin.

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