Leadását

Leadását is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act of handing over, delivering, or submitting something to another person or to an authority. It covers both tangible items (documents, goods) and intangible items (data, statements). The term comes from the verb leadni, meaning to hand over or deliver, and the noun leadás, meaning handover or submission. The form leadását is used when the act is the object of a clause, for example in formal descriptions of processes or requirements.

In administrative and legal language, leadását appears in contexts such as adatleadás (data submission), dokumentumok leadása (submission of documents), or a kérelmek leadása (submission of applications). The concept is closely related to átadás (handing over) and benyújtás (submission). It emphasizes the act of completing the transfer to the designated recipient, rather than merely preparing the items.

Usage notes: Leadását is primarily found in formal discourse, including compliance, reporting, and bureaucratic procedures. It can be paired with modifiers indicating timing, scope, or form, such as time-bound deliverables or specific submission requirements. The term is used to describe the procedural moment of providing required information or materials to an authority or recipient.

See also: leadás, átadás, benyújtás, adatszolgáltatás.