The act of writing one's own name on a document to authenticate it or indicate approval.
The name of an individual as it is written on a document, typically used to signify consent or acknowledgment.
A personal identifier that appears on legal or formal documents, reflecting the individuality and authority of the signer.
Example:
この手紙には署名がない。
The act of personally writing one's name and applying one's official seal to a document, signifying approval or authentication.
A formal procedure used to indicate consent or verification by an individual through both signature and the placement of a personal stamp.
A collective effort to gather signatures from a large number of individuals to raise awareness about a specific issue and influence public opinion or policy regarding it.
A movement aimed at rallying support for a particular cause by collecting endorsements in the form of signatures, with the goal of achieving a favorable resolution to the issue at hand.
An organized initiative where supporters sign a petition to demonstrate consensus on a specific matter, intending to effect change through public pressure or legislative action.
Example:
まず、市長あてに、請願書を提出して、署名運動をしています。
A practice where two or more individuals sign a document together, demonstrating mutual agreement or collaboration on its contents.
The act of multiple parties adding their signatures to a single document to indicate shared responsibility or consent.
A formal process in which a group collectively endorses a written agreement by signing their names, signifying unity in purpose.
A mechanism used in legal or official contexts to show that more than one person is in accord with the terms outlined in a document.