Igazolódjon

Igazolódjon is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to be proven," "to be verified," or "to be confirmed" in English. It is the passive form of the verb "igazolni," which means "to prove," "to verify," or "to confirm." The verb igazolódjon is typically used in formal contexts and legal or official documents.

When something "igazolódik," it means that its truthfulness, authenticity, or validity has been established through evidence or demonstration. For instance, a document might be igazolódott if its originality has been checked and confirmed. Similarly, a person's identity igazolódik when they provide sufficient proof, such as an ID card.

The verb can also refer to the process of proving oneself or one's worth. In this sense, it implies demonstrating one's capabilities or qualifications to a certain standard. For example, an applicant might need to igazolódjon their skills for a particular job.

The correct usage of igazolódjon depends on the specific context. It is often found in legal proceedings, administrative processes, and academic settings where the verification of facts or credentials is required. The passive voice emphasizes that the action of proving or verifying is done to the subject, rather than by the subject.