tanúsította

Tanúsította is a Hungarian verb form meaning “certified” or “attested” in the past tense. It is the third-person singular past tense of the verb tanúsít, which means to certify, attest, or verify something. The infinitive form of the verb is tanúsítani.

Etymology and related forms. The verb tanúsít is derived from tanú, meaning “witness,” with the suffix -sít that forms causative or applicative verbs. Related nouns include tanúsítvány (certificate) and tanúsítás (certification). Other past tense forms follow regular conjugation: tanúsítottam, tanúsítottad, tanúsította, tanúsítottuk, tanúsítottátok, tanúsították.

Usage. Tanúsította appears mainly in formal or legal contexts where an authority or individual confirms the truth, validity, or genuineness of something. It is distinct from tanúskodni (to testify in court) and from tanúsítvány (a certificate) as a noun. The choice of tense and person reflects who performed the certification or attestation.

Examples.

- A szakértő tanúsította a mérési eredményeket. (The expert certified the measurement results.)

- A dokumentum tanúsította az állítás igazságát. (The document attested the truth of the statement.)

See also. tanúsítvány, tanúsítás, tanúskodik, igazolás, bizonyítás.

Notes. In everyday language, tanúsította may appear in news reports, legal documents, or official records whenever a statement of verification is attributed to someone.