Kiadtuk

Kiadtuk is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the past tense, first-person plural, of the verb kiad, meaning to issue, release, or publish. The form translates to “we issued” or “we published” in English. It is used when the subject (we) performed the action of issuing or releasing something, such as a report, announcement, or publication.

Etymology and morphology: The base verb kiad comes from the stem kiad-, and the past tense form kiadtuk is built by adding the past tense suffix -t- and the first-person plural ending -uk to the stem kiad-. The resulting word is a finite verb form; it requires a subject, and the object, if present, typically follows the verb, as in kiadtuk a jelentést.

Usage note: Kiadtuk appears in past-tense narrative or reporting contexts, where the writer describes that a group released or published material. It is used in formal, semi-formal, or journalistic Hungarian. It should not be confused with kiadjuk, which is the present tense form meaning “we issue.” Other conjugated forms exist for other subjects and tenses.

See also: kiad, kiadás, kiadvány, magyar ige.