Terjeszti

Terjeszti is a Hungarian verb form meaning “spreads” or “disseminates.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb terjeszt, which means to spread, disseminate, publish, or circulate information, goods, or ideas. The form terjeszti is used when describing an action performed by he, she, or it.

As a transitive verb, terjeszt requires a direct object in many contexts, such as a hírt (the news), az információt (the information), or az üzenetet (the message). The present indicative forms include én terjesztem, te terjeszted, ő terjeszti, mi terjesztjük, ti terjesztitek, ők terjesztik. The word appears frequently in media, politics, and everyday language to denote the act of making something widely known or distributed. Context can influence tone, with neutral uses referring to legitimate dissemination and negative uses relating to the spread of false information or rumors.

Related forms include terjesztés, the noun meaning dissemination or distribution, and terjesztő, meaning a distributor or disseminator. The term belongs to a family of words built from the same root, used to describe processes of spreading, broadcasting, or circulating content. Examples in context: “Ő terjeszti a hírt” (He spreads the news). “A terjesztés célja az információ széleskörű eljuttatása” (The aim of the dissemination is to reach a wide audience).