inkling

1. Usually preceded by forms of to give: a slight hint, implication, or suggestion given., A vague idea about something.

   Ahnung

   дога́дкаdogádka, намёкnamjók, подозре́ниеpodozrénije

   здогадzdohad, гадкаhadka, уявленняujavlennja

   a slight suggestion or vague understanding

2. Often preceded by forms of to get or to have: an imprecise idea or slight knowledge of something; a suspicion.

   Schimmer

   підозраpidozra

3. (UK, dialectal)A desire, an inclination.

1. Tom thinks Mary doesn't have an inkling of what's going on.

   deTom glaubt, Mary würde nichts davon ahnen, was los ist.

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2. Tom thinks that Mary doesn't have an inkling of what's going on.

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3. Tom had no inkling as to why his boss wanted to see him.

   deTom hatte nicht die leiseste Ahnung, warum sein Chef ihn sehen wollte.

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4. Tom never had an inkling that Mary and John were dating each other.

   ruТом никогда не подозревал, что Мэри и Джон встречались друг с другом.

   deTom ahnte zu keinem Zeitpunkt, dass Mary und John zusammen waren.

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5. She didn't have the slightest inkling.

   deSie hatte nicht den Hauch einer Ahnung.

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