Bizonyít

Bizonyít is a Hungarian verb meaning to prove or to demonstrate the truth of something by presenting evidence or argument. It is used in everyday speech as well as in formal contexts such as mathematics, science, law, and journalism to indicate that a claim has been established as true.

The verb is related to the noun are examples: bizonyíték, meaning evidence, and bizonyítás, meaning proof or demonstration. The root bizony- carries the sense of certainty or validation. In compound forms, the prefix be- forms bebizonyítani, which means to prove convincingly or to demonstrate to be true.

Grammatical notes and common forms: bizonyít is part of the verb bizonyítani. In the present tense, the forms are bizonyítok (I prove), bizonyítasz (you prove), and bizonyítja (he/she/it proves). The past tense is bizonyítottam (I proved), and the imperative is bizonyíts (you prove). In usage, the verb often governs a direct object representing what is proven, or a clause describing the truth being established. For example, Az adatok bizonyítják az állítás igazságát (The data prove the truth of the statement).

Usage considerations: in mathematics or formal arguments, one speaks of proving a theorem or proposition, using bebizonyít, bebizonyítani, or related phrases such as bebizonyosodik (to turn out to be proven). The noun distinction remains with bizonyíték (evidence) and bizonyítás (proof or demonstration), which are closely related but serve different syntactic roles in sentences.