bizonyítottam

Bizonyítottam is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb bizonyítani, meaning to prove or demonstrate. It translates roughly to “I proved” or “I demonstrated” and is used to express a completed act of proving in the past. The form is built from the stem bizonyít- plus the past tense suffix -tam. Because the stem ends with a consonant, the spelling reflects a doubled t: bizonyítottam.

Etymology and related forms: The verb bizonyítani is connected to the noun bizonyítás, meaning proof or demonstration, and to bizonyíték, meaning evidence. These related forms share the same root and semantic field of establishing truth or reliability. Other common forms include bizonyítok (present tense, “I prove”), bizonyítani (infinitive, “to prove”), and the participial or adjectival forms such as bizonyító or bizonyítóeset in compounds.

Usage and grammar: bizonyítottam is a finite, indicative mood verb form used with a subject in the first person singular, often with the subject omitted in Hungarian sentences. It appears in scientific, legal, journalistic, and narrative contexts to indicate that the speaker provided proof or arguments previously. Example: A kutatás eredményeit felhasználva bizonyítottam az állításomat. This means that, using the research results, I proved my statement.

See also: bizonyítani, bizonyítás, bizonyíték, százlábú demonstrate.