bona
Authentic in Latin
Bona is informal British slang for good or excellent, derived from Polari—the coded language once used by gay men, theater people, and market traders: That's bona news.
The word survives mainly in the phrase bona fide, meaning genuine or in good faith, though there the Latin is usually pronounced differently.
Verified as original
- legitimateConforming to accepted standards
- realTruly existing, not fake
- verifiedConfirmed as accurate
- certifiedOfficially declared valid
valid · original · true · actual · verifiable · documented · proven · established
Evidence of qualification or identity
- documentationWritten proof or instructions
- qualificationRequired skill or condition
- authorizationFormal permission granted
- standingPosition, physical or social
entitlement · right · claim · proof · evidence · legitimacy · validity · authentication
authentic
Verified as original
- legitimateConforming to accepted standards
- realTruly existing, not fake
- verifiedConfirmed as accurate
certified · valid · original · true · actual · verifiable · documented · proven · established · recognized
credentials
Evidence of qualification or identity
- documentationWritten proof or instructions
- qualificationRequired skill or condition
- authorizationFormal permission granted
standing · entitlement · right · claim · proof · evidence · legitimacy · validity · authentication · verification
Roma
Traveler ethnic group
- EsperantoEsperanto, grammar rules, correlatives, affixes, prefixes
- bonus pointsAdditional rewards earned
- Christmas bonusSeasonal workplace reward
- added bonusRedundant phrase for extra
- bonus roundExtra competitive segment
- bona fideAuthentic and sincere
- holiday bonusSeasonal employer payment
bonus, bona fide, bonanza, bonafide, bona fides, Bonaparte, bonanzas