Truth Predicate

A truth predicate is a concept in logic and philosophy that refers to a way of formally stating whether a statement is true or false. It acts like a label or marker that assigns "truth" to certain sentences within a language or system. For example, if we have the statement "It is raining," a truth predicate would help us specify whether this statement is true or false. This concept allows us to analyze and understand the nature of truth systematically, helping clarify debates about meaning, knowledge, and the limits of language without assuming we already know which statements are true.