kibocsátják

Kibocsátják is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb kibocsát, used to express that a plural subject issues, releases, or publishes something. Specifically, kibocsátják is the third-person plural present indicative form, corresponding to “they issue” or “they release” in English.

The verb kibocsát itself is built from ki- (prefix meaning outward or out) and bocsát (to send out, release, or emit). The combination covers a range of meanings, including the issuance of documents, statements, securities, or other items, as well as the release of emissions, signals, or information. In economic and administrative contexts, kibocsát can mean to issue or to print and distribute official materials.

Usage and nuance:

Kibocsátják is commonly used when multiple actors act together to issue something. Examples include issuing new securities by companies (“A vállalatok kibocsátják az új kötvényeket.”), or releasing official statements or notices by authorities or organizations. The exact object depends on context, and the verb encompasses financial, administrative, and communicative emissions or publications.

Related forms:

The noun kibocsátás denotes issuance or emission, while kibocsátó refers to the issuer or the entity responsible for issuing. Other tense and mood forms include kibocsátott (issued), kibocsátja (he/she/it issues), and kibocsátaná (would issue).

In sum, kibocsátják marks a plural present action of issuing or releasing something, a versatile term used across finance, governance, and communications.