Autograph ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Autograph ( noun )

A person's own signature, especially one written in ink as opposed to one that is typed or printed.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from greek autographos "written with one"s own hand", from autos "self" + graphos "written".

Examples:

1. He got an autograph from his favorite actor.
2. She collected autographs from famous musicians.
3. The autograph of Abraham Lincoln is very valuable.
4. He asked the author to sign his book with an autograph.
5. He was able to get an autograph from the president.

(As a verb)

Autograph ( verb )

A person's own signature, especially one written in ink as opposed to one that is typed or printed.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from greek autographos "written with one"s own hand", from autos "self" + graphos "written".

Examples:

1. He got an autograph from his favorite actor.
2. She collected autographs from famous musicians.
3. The autograph of Abraham Lincoln is very valuable.
4. He asked the author to sign his book with an autograph.
5. He was able to get an autograph from the president.