tanúsítja

Tanúsítja is a Hungarian verb meaning “to certify” or “to attest.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb tanúsítani.

Infinitive: tanúsítani. Other principal forms include tanúsítom, tanúsítod, tanúsítja, tanúsítjuk, tanúsítjátok, tanúsítják. The past tense forms are tanúsítottam, tanúsítottad, tanúsította, etc. Nouns related to the verb include tanúsítás (certification or attestation), tanúsító (certifier), and tanúsítvány (certificate). The root tanúsít- derives from tanú, “witness,” with the suffix -sít-, conveying the sense of bearing witness to the truth.

Usage and nuance: tanúsítja is typically used in formal, administrative, or legal contexts where an authority or document affirms a fact. For example: “A tanú tanúsítja, hogy az esemény megtörtént.” or “A cég a pénzügyi kimutatások megbízhatóságát tanúsítja.” The term emphasizes official affirmation rather than mere demonstration of truth.

Relation to related terms: tanúsít vs. bizonyít. Tanúsít is more about formal attestation by a credible source, often in documents or declarations, while bizonyít means to prove or demonstrate something through evidence. The noun forms (tanúsítás, tanúsító, tanúsítvány) frequently appear in regulatory, compliance, and certification contexts.

See also: tanú (witness), tanúsító (certifier), tanúsítvány (certificate).