Kiadja

Kiadja is a Hungarian verb form meaning to issue, publish, or release something to others. It is the third-person singular present indicative of kiadni, a transitive and generally perfective verb. The meaning covers actions such as publishing a book or report, issuing a document or permit, or releasing a statement. As a lexical unit, kiadni describes an act that makes something available externally, often in an official or formal context.

Etymology and form: kiadni is formed from the prefix ki- (out, outward) combined with the verb adni (to give). The result conveys the sense of giving out or releasing something to the public or an audience. Kiadja, as the present tense form, identifies the subject performing the release. Other conjugations follow the standard Hungarian pattern for -ni verbs: kiadom, kiadod, kiadja, kiadjuk, kiadjátok, kiadják, with corresponding past and future forms.

Usage: Kiadja is common in journalism, administration, publishing, and legal contexts. It is used with a direct object representing the item being released or published, and with the subject being the entity responsible for the act. Examples include:

- A kiadó kiadja az új könyvet. (The publisher releases the new book.)

- A hivatal kiadja az engedélyt. (The office issues the permit.)

- Ő kiadja a határozatot. (He/She issues the decision.)

See also: kiadás (publication, issue, edition), kiadó (publisher), kiadni (to issue/publish).