kiszabadítását

Kiszabadítását is a form of the Hungarian noun kiszabadítás, which refers to the act of liberating someone or something from captivity, imprisonment, or constraint. The base verb is kiszabadítani, meaning to liberate or rescue, formed from ki- (out) and szabadít (to free).

In grammar, kiszabadítását is the definite direct object form of the noun. It is used when the liberation is spoken of as a specific, identifiable act. For example: "A kormány bejelentette a foglyok kiszabadítását." or "A hadművelet célja a foglyok kiszabadítását biztosítani." These sentences illustrate how the act of liberation is treated as a definite object within a clause.

Contexts and usage: kiszabadítását is common in formal, journalistic, and historical writing to describe freeing from captivity, such as hostages, prisoners of war, political prisoners, or illegal detention. It can also appear in discussions of humanitarian releases or rescue operations. In broader or less formal language, ʻa k kiszabadításáigʼ or other forms of the noun may be used depending on the sentence structure.

See also: kiszabadítás, felszabadítás, szabadság, szabadítás.