Kiadunk

Kiadunk is a Hungarian verb form meaning we issue, publish, or release something. It is the first person plural present indicative form of the verb kiadni, and it is used when the speaker includes themselves with others in the act of issuing or releasing a document, statement, product, or publication.

Etymology and meaning: kiadni is built from the prefix ki- (out, away) plus adni (to give). The combination conveys giving something out or making it publicly available. Depending on context, kiadni can refer to publishing a book or newspaper, issuing a press release, releasing a film or software version, or distributing items.

Usage: kiadunk commonly appears in business, media, and communications contexts. It expresses a collective action of releasing something to the public or a specific audience. Related verbs include kibocsátni (to issue or emit, often in financial or formal contexts) and közzétenni (to publish or make public).

Conjugation (present tense, indicative): kiadom; kiadod; kiadja; kiadjuk; kiadjátok; kiadják. The form kiadunk specifically represents the “we issue/release” meaning.

Examples:

- A kiadó ma kiadunk egy új könyvet a piacra. (The publisher and we release a new book to the market.)

- Szervezetünk kiadunk egy közleményt a médiának. (Our organization issues a press release to the media.)

Notes: kiadás is a related noun meaning publication or expenditure, depending on context. While kiadunk is common for deliberate public release, other verbs like kibocsátni or közzétenni may be used in different stylistic or formal registers.