gondolja

Gondolja is a form of the Hungarian verb gondolni, meaning "to think." It is the present indicative third-person singular form, used for he, she, or it, and also for the polite second-person form when addressing someone formally (Ön gondolja).

Gondolni is a regular verb of the -olni class. Its present indicative forms are as follows: én gondolok, te gondolsz, ő gondolja, mi gondolunk, ti gondoljátok, ők gondolják. The form gondolja specifically corresponds to the third-person singular. When used as a polite address, Ön gondolja uses the same third-person singular form as the informal he/she.

In use, gondolja expresses what someone thinks or believes at the moment. It can appear in direct statements or in reported speech. Examples include: "Azt gondolja, hogy ez jó ötlet." (He thinks that this is a good idea.) and "Mit gondolja?" (What do you think?). The polite form in questions and statements often appears as "Gondolja meg…" (please think this over) or "Ön gondolja, hogy..." to address the listener with formality.

Etymology and related forms: gondolja is derived from gondolni, sharing the root with related forms such as gondolok, gondolsz, gondolunk, gondoljátok, és gondolják. The word is a standard, frequently used element of Hungarian discourse, appearing in everyday conversation, media, and formal writing alike.