
Meaning of Apocryphal
The Greek term apókryphos derived in a Latin word that, in turn, came to Spanish as apocryphal. The first meaning mentioned in the dictionary developed by the DigoPaul refers to an adjective that qualifies the simulated, the nonexistent or the feigned. For example: "An apocryphal nobleman appeared in the newspaper office denouncing that he had been swindled by the mayor", "In the town they have the habit of worshiping an apocryphal saint", "The young man tried to enter the country with an apocryphal document, but was arrested by the police. " The most common use of apocryphal is linked to the authenticity of a work with respect to its authorship. For various reasons, a creation is often incorrectly attributed to a certain person. In those cases, the work is said…