Tanúsítod

The Hungarian verb "tanúsítod" is the second-person singular, present indefinite, active form of the verb "tanúsít". The base verb "tanúsít" generally translates to "to testify," "to witness," "to bear witness," or "to attest." Therefore, "tanúsítod" directly means "you testify," "you witness," or "you attest."

This verb is used in contexts where an individual is being addressed directly and is being asked or expected to provide evidence, confirmation, or a personal account of an event or fact. For example, if someone saw an accident, they might be asked "Tanúsítod, hogy ez történt?" which translates to "Do you attest that this happened?" or "Do you witness that this occurred?"

The grammatical structure of "tanúsítod" involves the verb stem "tanúsít" combined with the second-person singular personal suffix "-od". This suffix indicates that the action of testifying or witnessing is being performed by "you" (singular). The present tense signifies that the action is happening now or is a habitual occurrence. The indefinite aspect suggests a general act of testifying rather than a continuous or completed one.