Gyanítja

Gyanítja is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular present tense with a definite object of the verb gyanít, which means to suspect, insinuate, or hint at something. The form is used when the direct object is definite, and it is one of the definite-conjugation endings in Hungarian.

Grammar-wise, Hungarian verbs have definite and indefinite conjugations. The definite present tense forms add the ending -ja/-je to the stem, so gyanítja represents the third-person singular definite-conjugation form: the subject performs the action toward a specific, identifiable object. When the object is indefinite, speakers would typically use the indefinite form, or choose a different construction.

Usage examples:

- A bíró gyanítja a vádlottat. (The judge suspects the defendant.)

- A rendőrség gyanítja a gyanúsítottat. (The police suspect the suspect.)

Nuances and meaning can vary with context. Gyanít can convey suspicion, insinuation, or hinting at something, and the intended sense is often clarified by surrounding words or the object being targeted. In everyday speech, more common synonyms or related verbs such as sejt (to guess or sense) or utal (to hint) may be used depending on the nuance.

Etymology and classification: The verb gyanít is native Hungarian, derived from the noun gyan, meaning suspicion, with the customary -ít suffix to form a transitive verb. Gyanítja is simply the third-person singular present tense definite conjugation of gyanít.