1. An officer authorized to attest writings or contracts of any kind in order to certify their authenticity, and often styled a notary public; originally one among the Romans who took notes of contracts, trials, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• moutary,
• rotery,
• notery,
• notrs,
• notiy,
• portary,
• mitary,
• natarl,
• contary,
• lotary,
• notray,
• netry,
• notoary,
• menotary,
• totry,
• batary,
• notafy,
• notofy,
• nothr,
• notriy

• noether,
• notter,
• notaro.

The adjective form of the word "notary" is "notarial".

The plural of the "notary" can be the "notaries".

The singular of the "notary" can be the "notary".