inscrito

enrolled

adjective een-SKREE-toh Rare

Origin: Past participle of inscribir, from Latin 'inscribere' (to write upon).

Also means

inscribed

Usage Note

Inscrito is the irregular past participle of inscribir, parallel to escrito from escribir. It is used as an adjective meaning registered or enrolled (in a course, competition, or official record), or as part of a passive construction: fue inscrito en el registro. A regular alternative participle inscripto exists in parts of Latin America but is less common in Spain.

Examples

"Está inscrito en tres asignaturas este semestre."

Natural Translation

He is enrolled in three subjects this semester.

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