Gyanúsítja

Gyanúsítja is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "to suspect" or "to accuse" in English. The verb is used in contexts where someone is believed to have committed a wrong or is under suspicion for a crime. It can also imply a feeling of doubt or mistrust towards a person or situation.

The word originates from the Hungarian word "gyanú," meaning "suspicion." The suffix "-sítja" is a causative verb ending, indicating that someone is *causing* another to be suspected or accused. Therefore, "gyanúsítja" literally means "to cause someone to be suspected" or "to cause someone to be accused."

In legal contexts, "gyanúsítja" is often used when authorities formally investigate an individual for a potential offense. It signifies that there is enough evidence to warrant further inquiry. In everyday language, it can be used more informally to express a strong feeling that someone is responsible for a negative event or is behaving deceitfully. The precise nuance depends heavily on the surrounding context and the speaker's intent.