De waarheidsvoorwaarde
Example: De waarheidsvoorwaarde bepaalt wanneer een bewering als juist geldt.
Definition
"De waarheidsvoorwaarde" refers to the condition or criteria that determine when a statement or proposition is considered true within philosophy, especially in the context of logic or semantics. It establishes the standards by which truth is evaluated.
Etymology
The term "de waarheidsvoorwaarde" comes from Dutch, combining "waarheid" meaning 'truth' and "voorwaarde" meaning 'condition' or 'requirement.' Together, it literally means 'the truth condition,' reflecting its use in philosophy to define when something is true.
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"De waarheidsvoorwaarde" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - Philosophy - (C2) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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the truth condition