Közzzéteszi

Közzzéteszi is a Hungarian word that translates to "publishes," "issues," or "makes public." It is a verb and is commonly used in formal contexts, such as official announcements, legal documents, and news reports. The word originates from the Hungarian verb "közöl," which means "to communicate" or "to impart."

The prefix "közz-" in Közzzéteszi signifies making something widely known or accessible. The suffix "-éteszi" indicates the third-person singular present tense of the verb, meaning "he/she/it publishes." Therefore, when one says "Közzzéteszi," it implies that an entity or individual is making information or a document available to the public.

Examples of its usage include "A kormány az új törvényt közzéteszi" (The government publishes the new law) or "A cég az éves jelentését közzéteszi" (The company publishes its annual report). The word emphasizes the act of dissemination and official release. It is distinct from simply sharing or discussing, as it implies a formal and authorized action. Közzzéteszi is a key term in understanding Hungarian communication and administrative processes.