Evidenciára

Evidenciára is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun evidencia, meaning evidence or proof. The base word evidencia comes from Latin evidentia and is used in Hungarian to refer to information, data, or statements that support a claim or conclusion. The suffix -ra/-re marks a directional, purposive, or referential relation, producing forms such as evidenciára to indicate “for the evidence,” “to the evidence,” or “toward the evidence,” depending on the context.

In usage, evidenciára typically appears with verbs and expressions that require a reference to evidence, such as hivatkozni (to cite or refer to), támaszkodni (to rely on), or szükség van valamire (there is a need for something). It is common in legal, academic, and journalistic language, where arguments are framed around what the evidence shows or requires. For example, evidenciára hivatkozva means “citing the evidence,” and evidenciára támaszkodva means “relying on the evidence.” In some constructions, the phrase can function as a complement to a clause, indicating the basis or target of a claim.

Related terms include evidencia (evidence), bizonyíték (proof), and bizonyítékokra (to/for the proofs). Plural or other cases of the noun are used as appropriate for number and grammatical role. Proper usage depends on the syntactic context and chosen verb or preposition, with evidenciára serving as a flexible connector to refer to evidence in argumentation and justification.