Bizonyulnak

Bizonyulnak is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb bizonyul, which means "to prove," "to be demonstrated," or "to turn out." This form specifically indicates that multiple subjects are proving or demonstrating something, or that something is being shown to be true by multiple entities.

For example, if a scientific study has several findings that confirm a hypothesis, one might say "A tanulmány eredményei bizonyulnak." (The results of the study prove [to be true].) In a more general context, if several people are showing evidence of something, the sentence could be "A tanúk állításai bizonyulnak." (The witnesses' statements are proven.)

The verb itself, bizonyul, is derived from the noun bizonyíték, meaning "proof" or "evidence." The suffix -ul often indicates a process or becoming. Therefore, bizonyul implies the process of something becoming proven or evident. The plural form "bizonyulnak" simply extends this action to multiple subjects or multiple pieces of evidence. It is a common verb in formal and informal Hungarian, used whenever a plural subject is engaged in the act of proving or when something is demonstrably true through multiple sources.