kiadását

Kiadását is a Hungarian noun form derived from kiadás, meaning publication or release, as well as expenditure in a financial sense. The suffix -át marks kiadás as a definite direct object, so kiadását translates roughly to “its publication” or “its expenditure” when used in a sentence. The exact sense is determined by context and by which meaning of kiadás is intended.

Etymology and meaning: Kiadás comes from kiadni, meaning to issue, publish, or spend. The noun kiadás refers to the act or result of issuing/publication or of spending. The -át ending indicates that the noun is being used as a definite direct object in a clause.

Usage: Kiadását appears in formal or written Hungarian whenever kiadás is the direct object of a verb with definite reference. It is common in journalism, legal language, financial reporting, and literary contexts, where a particular publication or expenditure is being discussed as a definite entity.

Examples:

- A könyv kiadását késő ősszel tervezték. This indicates the publication of the book was planned for late autumn.

- A projekt kiadását növelték a költségvetésben. This notes that the project’s expenditure was increased in the budget.

See also: kiadás, kiadni, kiadvány, kiadásos kifejezések.