Megírom

Megírom is a Hungarian verb form that derives from the verb írni (to write) with the prefix meg-, which adds nuances of completion or emphasis. The finite form megírom corresponds to the first-person singular and is used to express a future intention: I will write it.

Grammatically, megírom is the present-tense form of the prefixed verb megírni. In Hungarian, the future is often conveyed with present tense forms, time expressions, or modal nuance rather than a dedicated future particle. With meg-, the action is framed as something the speaker intends to complete. The form can take a direct object, for example, megírom a levelet (“I will write the letter”). Word order in Hungarian is flexible, so the object can appear before or after the verb as long as the meaning remains clear.

Usage and nuance are context-dependent. Megírom can convey a firm plan, a promise, or a tentative commitment to produce a written text. It is commonly used in everyday speech, writing tasks, and when outlining steps in a project or assignment. The prefix meg- frequently emphasizes the completion of the writing, rather than merely starting it, though the exact nuance can vary with context and accompanying adverbs.

Related forms include megírni (to write it all down, to complete writing) and other person-specific forms such as megírod, megírja, megírjuk, etc., which share the same prefixal nuance. Megírom functions as a concise, direct way to state an intent to produce written content in the near or defined future.