Kiszabadította

Kiszabadította is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb kiszabadít, which means "to liberate," "to set free," or "to release." Therefore, "kiszabadította" translates to "he/she/it liberated," "he/she/it set free," or "he/she/it released."

The verb kiszabadít is composed of two parts: the prefix "ki-" and the verb "szabadít." "Ki-" generally signifies outward movement or completion, while "szabadít" means to make free, to liberate, or to set free. Together, they form a verb that emphasizes the act of bringing something or someone out of a state of confinement, restriction, or bondage.

In context, "kiszabadította" would be used to describe an action where a singular subject (male, female, or inanimate) successfully freed something or someone. For example, "A hős kiszabadította a hercegnőt" translates to "The hero liberated the princess." Another example could be "A rendőrök kiszabadították a túszokat," meaning "The police released the hostages." The verb can be applied to physical liberation as well as more abstract forms of release, such as freeing someone from a difficult situation or responsibility.