kiAdják

Kiadják is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb kiad, which means to issue, publish, release, or distribute something. The prefix ki- conveys outward action, and the root ad conveys giving, so kiad generally refers to issuing something to others.

Usage and scope: Kiadják is used when a subject—such as a organization, authority, or company—issues or releases something to people or other entities. This can cover items such as documents, publications, tickets, licenses, or official statements. The form is transitive, taking a direct object in the accusative case in many contexts (for example, the thing that is issued).

Morphology and form: Kiadják is formed from the stem kiad- plus the third-person plural present suffix -ják, with vowel harmony applied as required by Hungarian spelling. Other forms of kiad in different persons and tenses include kiad (infinitive), kiadja (he/she/it issues), kiadták (they issued), kiadnák (they would issue), and so on.

Examples: A jegyeket kiadják a kapunál. (Tickets are issued at the gate.) A hivatalos közleményt kiadta a minisztérium. (The ministry issued the official statement.)

Related terms: kiadás (issuance, edition, or expenditure), kiadó (publisher or issuing entity), kiadott (issued, published) as an adjective form. The verb kiad is commonly used in administrative, publishing, and logistics contexts.

See also: kiadás, kiadó, kiadvány.