tanúsítasz

Tanúsítasz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you certify” or “you attest.” It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb tanúsít, which means to certify, attest, or bear witness to something. The action conveyed is that the speaker asserts the truth or authenticity of a statement, claim, or document.

Etymology and related forms: tanúsít derives from tanú, meaning witness, with the causative suffix -sít. Related nouns include tanúsítás (attestation, certification), tanúsítvány (certificate), and tanú (witness). The family of forms covers actions and credentials connected with validating information or documents.

Usage and grammar: tanúsít takes a direct object or a subordinate clause introduced by hogy to specify what is being certified. It is used in formal, legal, or administrative contexts, but can appear in everyday speech when someone is asked to confirm information. Examples:

- Tanúsítod, hogy ez az információ pontos? (Do you certify that this information is accurate?)

- A dokumentum hitelességét te tanúsítod. (You certify the authenticity of the document.)

- Ő tanúsította, hogy a feladatot elvégezte. (She/he certified that the task was completed.)

Morphology: beyond tanúsítasz, the verb forms include tanúsítok (I certify), tanúsítasz (you certify), tanúsít (he/she/it certifies), and imperative tanúsíts or tanúsítsd (certify!). The participle is tanúsított (certified).

See also: tanúsítás, tanúsítvány, tanú. In Hungarian usage, tanúsítasz reflects a direct claim about the truth or validity of information and is common in contexts involving verification, affidavits, and official documentation.