igazoló

Igazoló is a Hungarian term formed from the verb igazol, meaning to certify, prove, or authenticate. It can function as both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, igazoló describes something that provides verification or proof. As a noun, igazoló can refer to a person or a thing that verifies or attests, such as an attester or a document that serves as proof.

Etymology and grammar: The word derives from igaz (true) with the agentive suffix -oló, and appears in compound forms related to certification and proof. The form is common in official and formal language, especially where proof of a fact, status, or claim is discussed.

Usage in administrative and legal contexts: In administrative, legal, or formal documents, igazoló is used in phrases like igazoló dokumentum or igazoló adatok to denote information that confirms a claim or status. An igazoló aláírás or igazoló személy may be referenced in contexts where someone or something attests to the truth of a statement. Examples include certificates, attestations, enrollment or employment records, and other documents that certify particular facts.

Digital and IT contexts: In information technology and digital security, the core concept of verification is usually covered by terms such as hitelesítés (authentication) and hitelesítő (verifier). While igazoló may be encountered in some translations or less formal usage as a verifier or verification component, the more standard Hungarian terminology tends to favor hitelesítő for the verifier role and igazolás or igazoló adatok for proof-related data.

See also: igazolás, igazolás dokumentum, hitelesítés, hitelesítő, bizonyíték.