Kiosztom

Kiosztom is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb kiosztani. It means to distribute, allocate, or assign something to recipients, typically in a planned or organized manner. The form is used when the speaker themselves is performing the distribution.

The verb kiosztani is transitive and takes a direct object, such as tasks, goods, or seats. Examples: "Kiosztom a feladatokat" (I am distributing the tasks). Other conjugated forms follow regular Hungarian patterns: kiosztom, kiosztod, kiosztja, kiosztjuk, kiosztjátok, kiosztják; past tense "kiosztottam," "kiosztottad," etc.; future forms include "kiosztani fogom" (I will distribute).

Common contexts for usage include education (a teacher distributing assignments), event or resource management (allocating seats, materials, or tickets), and organizational tasks (awarding prizes or distributing workloads). The expression often appears in formal or semi-formal communication, where a speaker coordinates distribution among others.

Related terms include the noun "kiosztás" (distribution, allocation) and the verb "kiosztani" itself. In nuance, kiosztom emphasizes the speaker’s action of distributing, whereas related verbs like "eloszt" or "szétoszt" can carry slightly different shades of meaning, such as broader dispersal or more informal sharing.

In summary, kiosztom is a common, neutral inflection used to describe the act of distributing or assigning by the speaker in Hungarian.