Gyanúsítom

Gyanúsítom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I suspect" or "I am suspicious of" in English. It is derived from the noun "gyanú," meaning suspicion. The verb is used to express a belief that something is wrong, dishonest, or likely to be true, often without concrete proof.

The structure of the verb involves adding the personal ending "-m" to the root "gyanúsít," which itself signifies suspicion. Thus, "gyanúsítom" directly conveys the first-person singular present tense of suspecting. It can be used in various contexts, from informal conversations about potential problems to more formal declarations of doubt. For example, one might say "Gyanúsítom, hogy elfelejtette a találkozót" (I suspect that he forgot the meeting) or "Gyanúsítom a szándékait" (I am suspicious of his intentions). The intensity of the suspicion can be modified by adverbs.