igazolsz

Igazolsz is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb igazol, meaning to certify, verify, or substantiate. As a conjugated form, igazolsz is used when addressing someone directly with the action of certifying or confirming something.

Etymology and form. The root igazol comes from the verb meaning to certify or prove, and the suffix -sz signals the second-person singular present tense in Hungarian. The word functions grammatically as a finite verb form and typically takes a direct object representing the statement, document, claim, or fact being certified or verified. Like other Hungarian verbs, its usage hinges on subject agreement and the surrounding sentence structure.

Usage. In practical terms, igazolsz appears in both casual and formal registers when asking someone to verify or authenticate information. Examples include questions such as “Igazolsz-e ezt a nyilatkozatot?” meaning “Will you certify this statement?” or statements like “Igazolsz ezt a dokumentumot” meaning “You certify this document.” In everyday language, more common synonyms for certifying or proving information include megerősítesz or igazolni, depending on nuance and formality.

Notes. While igazol is a broader verb meaning to certify or verify, the form igazolsz specifically addresses a second-person subject in the present. The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone noun, and it is closely related to other conjugations of igazol. For related concepts, see igazolás (certification) and the broader Hungarian verb family around igazol.