kimutatva

Kimutatva is a Hungarian verbal participle derived from the verb kimutat, meaning to reveal, show, or demonstrate. It is formed with the suffix -va/-ve and functions as a past participle. In Hungarian, kimutatva can operate both as a predicative participle and as an adjective, describing information, results, or data that have been demonstrated or evidenced. In formal or scientific writing, it often serves to introduce statements equivalent to "as shown" or "as demonstrated."

The form reflects a completed action relative to the main verb in a sentence. It can appear in noun phrases such as phrases referring to data or findings that have already been shown, or in clauses that set up a conclusion based on what has been demonstrated, for example in constructions similar to "kimutatva, hogy..." meaning "showing that..." or "as shown, ..." The usage emphasizes the evidential or demonstrative status of the information.

Etymology and related forms: kimutatva is built from the root kimutat (to reveal or demonstrate) with the suffix -va. Related forms include kimutatható (demonstrable), kimutathatatlan (undemonstrable or not demonstrable), and kimutatás (demonstration, evidence, or reporting of findings).

Usage notes: Kimutatva is primarily a Hungarian term and is not used as an independent English word. In English translations, it is rendered as "as shown," "as demonstrated," or "evidenced," depending on the sentence structure and emphasis.