The signed English is: autograph

autograph

Pronunciation: English [? :t? grɑ:f]? Beauty [? :t? gr? f]?

n. autograph; Handwritten manuscript; Manuscript; Original lithograph copy

vt. autograph on; Handwritten; Sign by hand; Copy

adj. by lithograph; Self-appointed

third person singular: autographs

plural: autographs

present participle: autographing

past tense: autographed

past participle: autographed

Example:

1.I? got? his? autograph? and? talked? to? him.?

I got his autograph and talked to him.

2.I? was? so? disappointed? that? I? didn't? get? her? autograph? or? have? my? photo? taken? with? her.?

I was so disappointed that I didn't get her autograph or the photo taken with her.

3.I? have? a? first? edition? paradise? lost? with? the? author's? autograph.?

I have the first edition of Paradise Lost signed by the author. Extended data

signed in English can also be written as: idiograph, underwrite

idiograph

Pronunciation: English ['? d? grɑ:f]? Beauty ['? d? rgrɑ:f]?

n. mark, signature, trademark (of an organization, etc)

Example:

I? long? for? your? letter? if? it? can? come? with? a? photo? with? your? idiograph,? I? would? love? you? Much.

I hope to hear from you. It would be great if I could have a signed photo. I will love you more!

underwrite

pronunciation: English [? nd? ra? t]? Beauty [? nd? r? ra? t]?

vt. subscribe; Signature recognition (guarantee), signature acceptance (insurance); To insure; Write

vi. Operating insurance

Third person singular: underwritten

Present participle: underwritten

Past tense: underwritten

Past participle: underwritten.