Also means
event, deed
Usage Note
Fatto as a noun means a fact or event (i fatti della giornata = the day's events). It is also the past participle of fare (to do/make). The phrase in fatto di means 'when it comes to', and fatto sta che introduces a conclusion: 'the fact remains that'. Do not confuse with fattoria (farm).
Examples
"Questo è un fatto innegabile."
Natural Translation
This is an undeniable fact.

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