Gyanújának

Gyanújának is the genitive singular form of the Hungarian noun gyanú, which means suspicion or doubt. The base term refers to a belief or assumption that something may be true, often in contexts such as investigations, reasoning, or narrative description. Gyanújának is used to express “of the suspicion” or “the suspicion’s” when attaching further modifiers or objects in a sentence.

Morphologically, gyanú ends in a vowel, so its genitive form is created with the suffix -nak/-nek along with a linking consonant, yielding gyanújának. This reflects a common pattern in Hungarian inflection where a linking sound is inserted before the possessive/genitive ending to maintain phonological smoothness. In practice, gyanújának appears in noun phrases such as the phrase “a gyanújának oka” meaning “the cause of the suspicion.”

Usage of the form is typically found in formal or analytic Hungarian, including legal, journalistic, or literary contexts, where precise attribution to the source or object of suspicion is needed. It is rarely used outside such contexts unless the author explicitly discusses the concept of suspicion itself or its possessive relationships within a clause. Examples include constructions like “A gyanújának tünetei…,” “A gyanújának oka az…” or similar phrases that require specifying what belongs to or relates to the suspicion.

In summary, gyanújának is a standard grammatical form used to indicate possession or association with the noun gyanú (suspicion), formed by adding a linking consonant and the genitive ending to express “of the suspicion.”