Kiadandó

Kiadandó is a Hungarian term that translates to "to be published," "forthcoming," or "to be released" in English. It is commonly used in the context of books, music, films, and other creative works to indicate that they are planned for future release. The term signifies that a project is in its final stages of production or has been approved for publication but has not yet become publicly available.

When a book is described as kiadandó, it means it has been accepted by a publisher and is awaiting its release date. This could involve the final stages of editing, typesetting, cover design, or printing. Similarly, a film or album marked as kiadandó is in the process of being prepared for its premiere or distribution. The term implies a commitment to release and suggests that the work will be accessible to the public in the near future. It is a signal to interested parties, such as readers, fans, or distributors, that the content is expected to be available soon. The specific timeframe for a kiadandó item can vary widely, from a few weeks to several months or even longer, depending on the nature of the work and the production schedule.