Breakdown of Potpisnik čeka u javnobilježničkom uredu.
Questions & Answers about Potpisnik čeka u javnobilježničkom uredu.
Yes. Potpisnik means signer or signatory, depending on context.
It comes from potpis (signature) and refers to a person who signs or is signing a document. In legal or official contexts, signatory is often the best English equivalent.
Čeka is the 3rd person singular present tense of the verb čekati (to wait).
So:
- ja čekam = I wait / I am waiting
- ti čekaš = you wait / you are waiting
- on/ona/ono čeka = he/she/it waits / is waiting
Here, the subject is potpisnik, which is singular, so čeka is the correct form.
It can mean both.
Croatian present tense often covers both:
- he waits
- he is waiting
The exact meaning depends on context. In this sentence, English would most naturally say is waiting, but grammatically Croatian just uses the ordinary present tense.