Kétségtelen

Kétségtelen is a Hungarian word that translates to "undoubted," "certain," or "indisputable" in English. It is used to express a high degree of conviction or assurance about a particular fact, statement, or situation. The word is formed from "kétség" which means "doubt" and the suffix "-telen" which denotes absence or lack. Therefore, "kétségtelen" literally signifies the absence of doubt.

In everyday Hungarian language, kétségtelen is often employed to emphasize the reliability of information or the irrefutability of an argument. For instance, one might say "A kétségtelen tény, hogy a nap keleten kel" which translates to "It is an undoubted fact that the sun rises in the east." It can also be used to describe a person's certainty, such as "Kétségtelenül tudta, hogy mit akar." ("He undoubtedly knew what he wanted."). The adverbial form, "kétségtelenül," carries a similar meaning and is used to modify verbs or adjectives, indicating that something is done or is in a state without any doubt. The word's usage reinforces a sense of finality and absolute truth in the statement it modifies.