tanúsítom

Tanúsítom is a Hungarian verb meaning "I testify" or "I bear witness." It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb tanúsít, which also carries the meaning of testifying or witnessing. The verb derives from the noun tanú, meaning "witness."

In a legal context, tanúsítom is used when a person is formally stating facts they have observed or experienced in court. It signifies a commitment to truthfulness and is a crucial part of legal proceedings. The act of testifying is often accompanied by an oath, further emphasizing the solemnity of the statement.

Beyond legal settings, tanúsítom can be used more broadly to express personal conviction or belief. For instance, someone might say "tanúsítom, hogy ez igaz" (I testify that this is true) to express their strong certainty about a particular matter. It implies a personal endorsement or affirmation of something.

The word carries a sense of bearing responsibility for one's words. When someone testifies, they are essentially putting their credibility on the line. The verb can also be found in religious contexts, where it refers to bearing witness to one's faith or beliefs. This usage highlights the personal and often deeply held nature of such testimony.