Pravdivostný

Pravdivostný is a Slovak adjective that translates to "truthful" or "veracious" in English. It is used to describe someone or something that adheres to or speaks the truth. The word is derived from the Slovak noun "pravda," meaning "truth."

In its most common usage, "pravdivostný" describes a person's character or behavior. A "pravdivostný človek" is a truthful person who can be trusted to be honest and sincere. It implies a consistent commitment to factual accuracy and ethical integrity in communication.

The adjective can also be applied to statements, claims, or information. A "pravdivostné tvrdenie" is a true statement, meaning it accurately reflects reality. Similarly, "pravdivostné informácie" are factual and reliable pieces of information. The concept is fundamental in epistemology and ethics, relating to the reliability and trustworthiness of knowledge and communication.

In a broader sense, "pravdivostný" can also refer to the quality of being genuine or authentic. Something that is "pravdivostný" is not false, deceptive, or artificial. This aspect extends to art, expressions, and even emotions, suggesting a state of being free from pretense. The opposite of "pravdivostný" would be "nepravdivý," meaning false or untrue.