Beweist

Beweist is a German verb derived from the noun "Beweis," meaning proof or evidence. The verb itself translates to "proves," "demonstrates," or "bears witness to." It is used in various contexts to indicate that something serves as evidence for a particular assertion or fact.

In a legal setting, "beweist" would be used to describe how evidence presented in court supports or refutes a claim. For example, witness testimony or forensic analysis might "beweist" a defendant's guilt or innocence. In a more general sense, any observable phenomenon can "beweist" a pre-existing condition or a future outcome. A sudden change in weather might "beweist" an approaching storm.

The verb is conjugated according to standard German grammar. The present tense form "beweist" is the third-person singular, meaning it is used when the subject is he, she, or it. For instance, "Der Angeklagte beweist seine Unschuld durch Zeugenaussagen" translates to "The defendant proves his innocence through witness testimonies." The past participle is "bewiesen," used in perfect tenses. The fundamental meaning remains consistent: establishing the truth or validity of something through factual support.