Megbízom

Megbízom is a verb form in Hungarian, representing the first-person singular present tense of the verb megbízni (to entrust or to commission). In this form, the speaker expresses that they themselves are entrusting something or someone, or placing trust in another. The prefix meg- adds emphasis or completeness, while the root bíz relates to trust.

Related nouns and forms help describe the roles in a delegation or authorization. The person who gives the assignment is megbízó (the principal or client), while the person who receives the assignment is megbízott (the agent or mandatary). The act or document of giving authority is megbízás (a commission or assignment). These terms are commonly used in business, administration, and legal language to distinguish between the issuer of an instruction and the recipient.

Usage notes and nuance: megbízom is used to indicate either placing trust in someone or authorizing them to act on one’s behalf. It can refer to personal confidence as well as formal delegation. In everyday speech, it often appears with pronouns or other objects to specify what is entrusted or whom one trusts. For example, megbízom benne means I trust him or her, while a sentence like Megbízást adok a kollégámnak a feladat elvégzésére conveys the act of assigning a task to a colleague.

See also: megbízó, megbízott, megbízás. These related terms frame the concept of entrusting work or authority in Hungarian, from the social and legal perspectives of principal-agent relationships.