bizonyítják

Bizonyítják is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they prove” or “they demonstrate.” It is the third person plural present indicative of bizonyítani, the verb “to prove” or “to demonstrate.” In usage, it indicates that a group of subjects performs the act of proving something in the present time.

Etymology and grammar: bizonyítják is derived from the verb bizonyítani, which itself comes from the noun bizonyítás (proof, demonstration) and the root bizony- (certain, sure). The form is used with plural subjects and takes a direct object in the accusative, typically referring to the claim, hypothesis, data, or evidence that is being proven.

Usage and contexts: The form appears in academic, scientific, legal, and journalistic writing, where authors report findings or conclusions that establish a point. Common constructions include “A kísérletek eredményei bizonyítják a hipotézist” (The results of the experiments prove the hypothesis) and “Az adatok bizonyítják az összefüggést” (The data prove the correlation).

Examples:

- A kísérletek eredményei bizonyítják a hipotézist.

- Az adatok bizonyítják az összefüggést.

Relation to related terms: bizonyítják connects to the noun bizonyítás (proof, demonstration) and the verb bizonyítani (to prove). The concept is central in evaluating claims, arguments, and scientific conclusions, where providing evidence is essential to validity.

See also: bizonyítás, bizonyító, bizonyíték, bizonyítani.