kiadtátok

Kiadtátok is the past tense, second-person plural form of the Hungarian verb kiadni, meaning to issue, publish, release, or provide something. As such, kiadtátok translates to “you issued” or “you released” and is used when addressing a group that performed the action of issuing or publishing.

Etymology and morphology: kiadni is a compound of ki- (out, forth) and adni (to give). The past tense second-person plural ending is -tátok, producing kiadtátok. The form is one of several conjugations of kiadni, which also include kiadom, kiadod, kiadja, kiadjuk, kiadtátok, and kiadták for other grammatical persons and tenses.

Usage: The form is common in administrative, legal, media, or organizational contexts, where a group is reported to have issued a document, declaration, or statement. Example: Ti kiadtátok a közleményt. This sentence means that you (all) issued the press release. Note that if the subject is singular or in other persons, other tense and person forms are used (for example, kiadta, kiadtuk, kiadták).

See also: kiadni, kiadás, közlemény, határozat. The verb kiadni covers a range of senses related to releasing or issuing items, such as documents, permissions, or statements, depending on context.

In summary, kiadtátok is a specific grammatical form signaling a past action of issuing by a group, and it is part of the broader verb kiadni with related forms across persons and tenses.