truth makers

Truth makers are the things or entities in the real world that make a statement true. For example, if someone says "The sky is blue," the truth maker would be the actual blueness of the sky. Philosophers use this concept to explore how language relates to reality, suggesting that for every true statement, there is something in the world that corresponds to it and “makes” it true. Essentially, truth makers are the concrete facts or objects that establish the truth of a given claim.