Szándékozunk

"Szándékozunk" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "intend" or "plan" in English. It is a compound verb formed from the prefix "szándéko-" and the suffix "-zunk," which is the first-person plural present tense ending. The verb "szándékozunk" is used to express the intention or plan of a group of people to do something. For example, "Szándékozunk elutazni a hegyekbe a hétvégén" means "We intend to go to the mountains this weekend."

The verb "szándékozunk" is a regular verb in Hungarian, and its conjugation follows the standard pattern for verbs ending in a vowel. The other forms of the verb include "szándékozol" (you intend), "szándékozik" (he/she/it intends), and "szándékoznak" (they intend). The past tense forms are "szándékoztunk" (we intended), "szándékoztál" (you intended), "szándékozott" (he/she/it intended), and "szándékoztak" (they intended).

The verb "szándékozunk" is often used in formal or official contexts, such as in contracts, agreements, or legal documents, to express the intention or plan of a group of people. It is also used in everyday conversation to express plans or intentions for the future. For example, "Szándékozunk együtt dolgozni a projekt felett" means "We intend to work together on the project."

In summary, "szándékozunk" is a Hungarian verb that expresses the intention or plan of a group of people to do something. It is a regular verb that follows the standard conjugation pattern for verbs ending in a vowel. The verb is used in both formal and informal contexts to express plans or intentions for the future.