Kiadnak

Kiadnak is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb kiadni. It means “they issue,” “they publish,” or “they release,” and the exact sense depends on context. The term can refer to publishing a document or releasing information, as well as to leasing out property in a rental sense.

The verb kiadni is built from the prefix ki- added to the verb adni, “to give.” The related noun kiadás denotes an issuance or publication, and in other contexts kiadás can mean an expense. The form kiadnak specifically marks a plural subject in the present tense.

Kiadnak is commonly used in media, publishing, and communications to indicate that information or works are being issued or released. It also occurs in rental or leasing contexts, where kiadni means to rent out an asset. In practice, kiadnak is a versatile form that appears with a variety of objects, from press releases and books to software releases or rental agreements.

Examples of usage include: a döntéshozók kiadnak egy közleményt, meaning the decision-makers issue a press release, and a kiadók kiadnak könyveket, meaning publishers release books. The breadth of kiadni’s meanings means kiadnak can be appropriate for both public dissemination and commercial leasing, depending on the surrounding nouns and context. See also kiadás and adni for related linguistic roots and usage.