Megjósolsz

Megjósolsz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you will prophesy" or "you will predict" in English. It is the second-person singular future indicative form of the verb "megjósol," which means "to prophesy" or "to predict." The verb is used when speaking about a future event that someone is expected to foresee or foretell.

The structure of the word follows typical Hungarian verb conjugation patterns. The root "jósol" relates to predicting or foretelling, while the prefix "meg-" often indicates completion or a definitive action. The "-sz" ending signifies the second-person singular, future tense. Therefore, "megjósolsz" literally means "you will have predicted" or "you will have foretold."

In usage, "megjósolsz" can be employed in both literal and figurative contexts. It might refer to someone with a genuine ability to see the future, akin to a prophet or seer. More commonly, however, it is used to express a strong belief that someone will accurately guess or foresee a future outcome, even without supernatural means. For example, one might say "Megjósolsz, hogy esni fog az eső?" which translates to "Will you predict that it will rain?" or more colloquially, "Are you predicting rain?" The verb implies a degree of certainty or expectation about the accuracy of the prediction.