bizonyítotok

Bizonyítotok is the present indicative, second-person plural form of the Hungarian verb bizonyítani, meaning to prove or demonstrate. It is used when addressing multiple people who perform the act of proving or establishing something. As a finite verb form, bizonyítotok carries information about person and number rather than about a specific object.

Etymology and morphology: The verb bizonyítani derives from the root bizonyít-, linked to the noun bizonyíték (proof, evidence) and the concept of proof or demonstration. The suffix -otok marks the second-person plural in the present tense, producing a form that aligns with standard Hungarian verb conjugation patterns for -ít- verbs. There are no irregularities specific to this form in modern Hungarian; it follows regular conjugation rules for its verb class.

Usage: Bizonyítotok appears in contexts where a speaker is addressing multiple people who are proving or demonstrating something. It can occur in academic discussion, legal argumentation, or everyday discourse when emphasizing the actions of a group. For example, a teacher might say, “Ti bizonyítotok az állítás igazságát,” meaning you all prove the truth of the statement. The form is inherently finite and requires an object or complement as appropriate for the verb’s meaning.

See also: bizonyíték, bizonyítás, bizonyítani.

Note: In Hungarian, this is a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical item; its meaning is derived from the base verb bizonyítani and the second-person plural present-tense ending.