udowodni

Udowodni is a Polish verb form meaning "to prove" or "to demonstrate." It is the third-person singular present tense of the perfective verb udowodnić, used when the subject proves or demonstrates something. In mathematical, scientific, legal, and everyday reasoning, udowodni appears in clauses like "On udowodni tezę" (He will prove the thesis) or, in more timeless phrasing, "On udowodni, że..." (He proves that... / He will prove that...).

Etymology and related forms: udowodnić is built from the noun dowód (proof) with the prefix u- and a verb suffix, forming a word that emphasizes a completed demonstration. The imperfective counterpart is udowadniać, which describes the ongoing act of proving. Related participles include udowodniony (proved, demonstrated) and udowodnienie (proof, demonstration). The imperative forms are udowodnij (singular) and udowodnijcie (plural), used to command someone to prove something.

Usage: In formal writing and arguments, udowodni is used to introduce or state a proven fact, a theorem, or a claim that has been demonstrated. It often appears in mathematical proofs, scientific reports, and logical discourses. The passive past udowodniono is common for indicating that a proof has been presented or established.

See also: dowód, udowodnienie, udowodniony, udowadniać, udowodnić.