kiíratja

Kiíratja is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present indefinite indicative form of the verb kiíratni. The verb itself is composed of the prefix ki- meaning "out" or "away," and the verb íratni, which means "to have someone write," "to cause to be written," or "to subscribe." Therefore, kiíratja literally translates to "he/she/it has [someone] write out" or "he/she/it causes to be written out."

The meaning of kiíratja is dependent on context. It can refer to a person causing a document to be written or transcribed by someone else. For example, someone might kiíratja a levelet, meaning "he/she/it has the letter written out." It can also be used in the context of medical prescriptions, where a doctor might kiíratja a receptet, meaning "he/she/it writes out the prescription." In a more figurative sense, it can imply issuing or publishing something. For instance, a company might kiíratja a közleményt, meaning "it issues the announcement." The subject of the verb is the person or entity performing the action of having something written or issued, while the object is what is being written or issued.