Bizonyíthatja

Bizonyíthatja is a Hungarian verb form derived from bizonyítani, meaning to prove. The form expresses the ability or possibility to prove something, roughly translating to “can prove” or “may prove.” It is used when the subject has or may have evidence or justification to support a claim. In many contexts, especially legal, academic, or argumentative discourse, it indicates that a statement could be supported by proof.

Morphology and usage: Bizonyíthatja is formed by attaching the potential suffix -hat/-het to the verb bizonyít- and adding the definite-object conjugation -ja/-je, yielding a third-person singular form with a definite object. As a finite verb form, it can appear in different tenses and moods depending on the sentence, but it generally conveys capability rather than obligation.

Examples:

- A tanú bizonyíthatja az állítást. (The witness can prove the statement.)

- Bizonyíthatja ezt a dokumentumot az adatokkal. (He can prove this with the data in the documents.)

Notes: Bizonyíthatja often appears with a following object or clause specifying what is to be proven and may occur in conditional or future-oriented contexts, where the speaker discusses potential outcomes or requirements for proof. Related forms include bizonyítani (to prove) and bizonyítható (provable), which shares the same root and semantic field.

See also: bizonyítani, bizonyítható, lehetővé tenni.