bizonyítékai

Bizonyítékai is a Hungarian term forming a possessive plural of bizonyíték, meaning the evidences or proofs belonging to someone. The base noun bizonyíték refers to evidence or proof, and is used across legal, scientific, mathematical, and journalistic contexts. The form bizonyítékai signals that the evidences are associated with a particular third-person subject, such as a defendant, a witness, or a researcher.

In use, bizonyítékai appears in phrases like a vádlott bizonyítékai or a tanú bizonyítékai, meaning the defendant’s evidences or the witness’s evidences. For example, a sentence could be: A vádlott bizonyítékai alátámasztják a vádat (The defendant’s evidences support the accusation). The possessive plural form emphasizes ownership or attribution of multiple pieces of evidence, as opposed to the plain plural bizonyítékok (the evidences).

Beyond legal contexts, the term can appear in academic or analytical writing to discuss proofs or supporting elements attributed to a person or group, for instance in mathematics or philosophy when referring to someone’s set of proofs.

Etymology wise, bizonyíték is derived from the verb bizonyítani “to prove,” with nominal and possessive affixes that yield forms like bizonyítékai to indicate possession of multiple proofs by a third-person subject. See also: bizonyíték, bizonyítás, bizonyítékok.