in|tu|it

in|tu|it «ihn TOO iht, -TYOO-; IHN tu-, -tyu-», transitive verb, intransitive verb, -it|ed, -it|ing.

to know or receive knowledge by immediate perception; know by intuition: »

Afterward, Dr. Schmeidler asked the agent and the percipient…to tell her what each had intuited about the other (New Yorker).

╂[< Latin intuitus, past participle of intuērī; see etym. under intuition (Cf. ↑intuition)]

–in|tu´it|a|ble, adjective.