Kiosztva

Kiosztva is a Hungarian word that translates to "distributed" or "assigned" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "kiosztani," meaning to distribute, assign, or hand out. The word can be used in various contexts, referring to the act of giving out something to a group of people or the state of having been distributed.

In everyday language, "kiosztva" might describe how exam papers were handed out to students, or how invitations were distributed for an event. It can also refer to the allocation of tasks or responsibilities within a team or organization. For instance, "A feladatok kiosztva" would mean "The tasks have been assigned."

Beyond general usage, "kiosztva" can also appear in more specific contexts. In card games, it refers to the dealing of cards to players. In a logistical sense, it can describe the distribution of goods or resources. The term implies a deliberate act of giving out or allocating something, often following a specific order or method. The underlying concept is one of division and distribution, ensuring that something is received by multiple recipients.