Don't quote me on this but 'autograph' might come from the French word 'Orthographe' and translates as 'spelling'. But then again I don't know for sure.
But I found this.
The word is Greek in origin:
"Auto" for "self"
"Graph" from "graphein", meaning "to write"
Thus, "autograph" means to write oneself--as in one's identity.
Excuse me, can I have your autograph please?She likes to brag about her autograph collection with friends.I have Emma Watson's autograph.
the authors autograph their books by machines. it is the computerized autograph.
No. A stamped autograph is not an autograph. It has zero value.
You ask him for an autograph.
Autograph
An autograph
It is an autograph.
No. An autograph devalues a card. It makes the card worth as much as the autograph, and a fake autograph is worth nothing.
00.01c forthe autograph
Yes he has a autograph to sell.
Go meet him and then you'll get an autograph
Autograph Records was created in 1921.