Megítéli

Megítéli is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb megítél, meaning to judge, deem, or assess. It is a transitive verb that takes a direct object and is used to express forming an opinion about something or someone, ranging from everyday judgments to formal evaluations.

The word is built from the stem ítél (to judge) plus the prefix meg-, which in Hungarian often adds emphasis, completion, or finality to the action. The related noun megítélés refers to the act of judging or to an assessment. Other forms include megítélni (to judge or deem) and megítélhetõ (deemable/able to be judged).

Usage notes: Megítéli appears in neutral or formal contexts and often denotes an external assessment by a person or institution, such as a committee or court. It can express a verdict, appraisal, or deemed status. It can occur in reported speech, for example: A szakértők megítélik az eredményt. It contrasts with érzi vagy hiszi, which express belief or feeling rather than an evaluation or verdict.

Related forms and derivatives: megítélés (the act of judging or an assessment), megítélni (infinitive), megítélhető (deemable or assessable). The verb is commonly used in news reporting, legal language, and formal discourse to attribute an assessment to a source or authority.