Kijuttatása

Kijuttatása is a Hungarian noun describing the act or process of causing someone to leave a place, institution, or context. It is formed from the verb kijuttatni, which conveys the idea of ejecting, expelling, or removing someone from a location or situation. In usage, kijuttatása carries a sense of an authoritative or administrative action rather than a voluntary departure.

Etymology and sense: The word combines ki- meaning “out” with juttatni, a verb related to causing or bringing about a state or condition. The noun suffix -ása marks it as an abstract noun denoting the action or result. The core idea is removal from a setting, whether physical space, a program, or a jurisdiction, and it is often linked to formal or official procedures.

Usage and contexts: Kijuttatása appears in legal, administrative, and public-policy discourse. In housing or property law, it can refer to eviction of tenants from a dwelling. In public administration or immigration contexts, it may describe deportation or removal from a facility or jurisdiction. In institutional settings, the term can denote discharge or removal from a program, hospital, or other organization. Because of its association with compulsory or coercive action, the term generally implies an action initiated by an authority rather than voluntary relocation.

See also: eviction, expulsion, deportation, discharge.