Bizonyítottságától

Bizonyítottságától is a form of the Hungarian noun bizonyítottság, meaning the state or quality of being proven, substantiated, or valid. The base word comes from bizonyított (proved) plus the abstract-noun suffix -ság. The possessive suffix -a (or -e, depending on vowel harmony) marks its, her, or its possession, yielding bizonyítottsága, and the ablative suffix -tól attaches to produce bizonyítottságától, meaning “from its proof/validity.” In context, the phrase is used to refer to the evidential basis or legitimacy of a claim, decision, or conclusion.

Usage and nuance: bizonyítottságától describes the dependence of a judgment or assessment on the strength of its substantiation. It often appears in formal or analytical writing, such as scientific, legal, or philosophical prose. For example, a sentence like: A következtetés hitelessége a bizonyítottságától függ translates roughly to “The credibility of the conclusion depends on its evidential support.” The term tends to be less common in everyday speech, where simpler synonyms like bizonyíték or hitelesség might be used.

Related terms: bizonyítottság (the general concept of substantiation or validity), bizonyíték (evidence), hitelesség (credibility), megalapozottság (well-foundedness or justification).

Etymology: bizonyítottság is built from bizonyított (proved) plus -tság, a suffix that forms abstract nouns. The form kept in bizonyítottságától combines possession (bizonyítottsága) with ablative case marking (-tól), signaling origin or basis, i.e., “from its proof/validity.”