Kiír

Kiír is a Hungarian verb formed with the prefix ki- and the verb ír (to write). It has several related meanings, generally tied to writing outward, displaying, or publicly announcing information. The primary senses are: to write out or spell something in full; to publish or issue information for public consumption; and to inscribe or mark something visibly.

In use, kiír commonly occurs in contexts of public notices or announcements. The noun kiírás means a notice, call for entries, or tender invitation, often found in official or bureaucratic language. Examples include a közbeszerzési kiírás (tender notice) or a pályázati kiírás (call for proposals). The verb form is transitive and often governs a direct object such as a deadline, event, or document; the action is to make that information available by writing it out or publishing it.

The prefix ki- is a separable Hungarian prefix; in conjugation it can appear before or after the verb stem depending on tense and sentence structure. Related terms include ír (to write), kiírás (notice, announcement), and kiírása (the act of issuing the notice).

In modern usage, kiír is common in public administration, media, and business, where officials issue notices, schedules, or calls for bids. It can also appear in everyday language to mean simply writing something down in a way that makes it visible or public.

See also: ír, kiírás, pályázat kiírása.