Szándékozni

Szándékozni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to intend" or "to mean to" in English. It expresses a deliberate intention or purpose behind an action. The verb is derived from the noun "szándék," which means "intention" or "purpose."

The usage of szándékozni typically involves a subject performing an action with a preconceived plan. For example, "Én szándékozom elmenni a boltba" translates to "I intend to go to the store." The verb is conjugated according to the person, number, and tense of the subject. The most common forms are in the present tense, but it can also be used in the past and future.

Szándékozni is often used in contexts where someone is making plans, stating their goals, or explaining their motivations. It's a fundamental verb for expressing volition and foresight in the Hungarian language. While "akarni" (to want) also expresses desire, "szándékozni" specifically implies a more concrete and decided plan of action. The nuance lies in the certainty and premeditation associated with the intended action.