kiadották

Kiadották is a Hungarian verb form meaning they issued or published. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of kiadni, a transitive verb that denotes the act of issuing, publishing, or releasing something. The form is used when the subject of the sentence is plural.

Morphology and usage notes: kiadották is built from the stem kiad- with the past tense suffix -ott and the plural ending -ák, resulting in kiadották. It is typically used for concrete objects or documents that have been issued or published by a group or authority. Example sentences include: A rendeletet kiadták (They issued the decree) and A könyvet kiadták tegnap (They published the book yesterday). The corresponding singular past forms are kiadta (he/she issued) and kiadtad (you issued). The infinitive is kiadni.

Related terms and nuance: kiadni covers the general act of issuing or publishing and can be used in contexts such as official decrees, books, editions, or products. Synonyms or closely related verbs include közreadták and közzétették, depending on nuance (publishing online or making public). The noun kiadás denotes the act or result of issuing or publishing (an edition, issue, or release), while kiadó refers to a publisher or issuing entity.

See also: kiadás, kiadó, kiadni, közreadás, közzététel.