megmondom

Megmondom is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I will tell” or “I’ll tell you.” It is the first-person singular future tense of the verb megmondani (to tell). The form combines the stem mond- with the prefix meg- and the personal ending -om. The prefix meg- often adds a sense of completion or emphasis, and megmondom is used to indicate that the speaker intends to disclose information in the near future.

In usage, megmondom functions to introduce forthcoming statements or revelations and can stand as a complete sentence on its own, such as Megmondom az igazat, meaning “I will tell the truth.” It appears in everyday speech, writing, and dialogue to signal a forthcoming disclosure, a promise, or a firm intention to reveal information. The phrase can carry either neutral or emphatic implications depending on context and tone.

In cultural or linguistic contexts, megmondom is primarily regarded as a grammatical form rather than a fixed proper noun. It may be encountered in Hungarian texts, dialogues, or headlines as a direct pledge to reveal information, but it does not denote a single, canonical work or entity. The term is best understood as part of the broader system of Hungarian verb conjugation and the use of prefixation to modify meaning.