Szándékolja

Szándékolja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "intends" or "plans" in English. It expresses a conscious decision or purpose to do something in the future. The verb is derived from the noun "szándék," meaning intention or purpose.

The verb "szándékolja" is typically used in the third person singular and plural forms, referring to a subject that has a specific intention. For example, "Ő szándékolja, hogy holnap elutazik" translates to "He intends to travel tomorrow." Similarly, "Ők szándékolják a projekt befejezését" means "They intend to complete the project."

Understanding the nuances of "szándékolja" is important for comprehending Hungarian sentences that describe future actions driven by deliberate thought. It signifies more than just a casual wish; it implies a degree of commitment and forethought. The verb can be conjugated in various tenses and moods, but its core meaning of purposeful intent remains consistent. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation and written language.