Gyanúsítják

Gyanúsítják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they suspect," "they accuse," or "they indict" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb gyanúsítani. The verb is used in contexts where a group of people or an entity is believed to be involved in wrongdoing, or is formally charged with a crime.

The word originates from the Hungarian noun "gyanú," meaning "suspicion." The suffix "-sít" indicates causation, and "-ják" is the third-person plural present tense personal suffix. Therefore, gyanúsítani literally means "to cause suspicion," which evolves to the meaning of accusing or suspecting someone.

In legal contexts, "gyanúsítják" signifies that formal suspicions have been raised against individuals, potentially leading to an investigation or charges. It implies that there is enough evidence or reason to believe that the individuals may have committed a crime. This can range from initial police suspicion to more formal accusations made by prosecutors.

Beyond legal settings, "gyanúsítják" can be used more broadly to describe situations where a group is suspected of something, even if it is not a formal legal accusation. For instance, one might say "a team of scientists gyanúsítják the new material has unusual properties," meaning they suspect it has them based on preliminary findings. The context determines whether the accusation is formal and severe or a lighter form of suspicion.