kiküld

Kiküld is a Hungarian term that translates to "dispatch" or "sending out" in English. It is primarily used in the context of formal communication or official assignments. This can refer to the act of sending a letter, a document, a message, or even a person on a mission or task. The word implies a deliberate and often authorized action to convey something or someone to a particular destination or purpose.

In administrative or bureaucratic settings, "kiküldés" can denote the official dispatch of documents, reports, or directives. It signifies that these items are being formally sent out from an organization or authority to their intended recipients. This can also apply to the sending of personnel for specific duties, such as sending an employee on a business trip or a diplomat to a foreign country. The term emphasizes the official nature of the act and the clear intention behind the sending.

The concept of "kiküld" is not limited to physical objects or people. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the dissemination of information or ideas. For instance, a public announcement or a campaign message might be considered "kiküldve" if it is officially broadcast or distributed to the public. The core meaning remains consistent: a formal and intentional act of sending something or someone out for a specific reason.