evidence (EN)
noun, verb

noun “evidence”

sg. evidence, pl. evidences or uncountable
  1. things like facts, signs, or objects that make you think something is true
    The muddy footprints were evidence that someone had walked through the garden.
  2. information presented in court to help prove or disprove something
    The lawyer presented new evidence to show that the suspect was innocent.
  3. a person who gives information in court, often based on what they have seen or know
    The lawyer called the evidence to the stand to testify about what he saw that night.

verb “evidence”

evidence; he evidences; past evidenced, part. evidenced; ger. evidencing
  1. to show or indicate something is likely true through actions or signs
    His nervousness was evidenced by his constant fidgeting.