tanúsítják

Tanúsítják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they testify," "they witness," or "they prove" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb tanúsít. The root of the verb is tanú, meaning "witness."

The verb tanúsítják is used in various contexts. In a legal setting, it can refer to multiple individuals providing testimony in court. For example, "A tanúk tanúsítják az igazságot" translates to "The witnesses testify to the truth." Beyond legal proceedings, it can describe people bearing witness to an event or phenomenon. For instance, "A szemtanúk tanúsítják a balesetet" means "The eyewitnesses witness the accident."

Furthermore, tanúsítják can also imply that something serves as evidence or proof of a fact. In this sense, it means "they prove" or "they demonstrate." For example, "Az eredmények tanúsítják a kutatás sikerét" can be translated as "The results prove the success of the research." The context in which the verb is used determines its precise meaning. It is a versatile verb reflecting the act of bearing witness or providing evidence.