Kicsomagolja

Kicsomagolja is a Hungarian verb meaning “unpacks” or “unwraps.” It is the third-person singular present tense form of the infinitive kicsomagolni, and is used to describe someone opening or revealing the contents of a package, box, or container.

Etymology and morphology: The word combines ki- (out, from) with csomagol (to package or wrap), plus the infinitive ending and the present-tense suffix -ja/-je in this form. Other conjugations include kicsomagolom (I unpack), kicsomagolod (you unpack), and kicsomagolják (they unpack). The past tense is kicsomagolta, and the related noun is kicsomagolás, meaning “unpacking” or “unwrapping.”

Usage: It appears in everyday language as well as media and literature when referring to physically opening a package or revealing its contents. Example: “Kicsomagolja az ajándékot.” In a broader sense, the verb can be used metaphorically to mean revealing information or details, as in “kicsomagolja a részleteket” (unpacks the details).

See also: csomagolás (packaging), kicsomagolás (unpacking), unboxing. The term is commonly encountered in consumer contexts (shipping, gifts) and in discussions about presenting information in a structured, step-by-step manner.