Kijárásukat

Kijárásukat is a Hungarian term that translates to "their going out" or "their exiting." It generally refers to the act of leaving a place, often with a connotation of being allowed or permitted to leave. The term can be used in various contexts, from daily life to more formal situations.

In everyday language, "kijárásukat" might describe children being allowed to go out and play or a group of friends leaving a restaurant after a meal. The emphasis is on the completion of their departure from a specific location. It can also imply a sense of freedom or a granted privilege to leave.

In a more structured or official setting, "kijárásukat" could pertain to the supervised exit of individuals from an institution, such as a prison or a hospital. In these cases, it often signifies a formal process where permission is granted for an individual or group to leave. The context is crucial in understanding the precise meaning of "kijárásukat," as it can range from a casual departure to a regulated release. The plural form indicates that the action applies to multiple individuals.