uitdeelt

Uitdeelt is a Dutch verb that translates into English as “to distribute,” “to hand out,” or “to dispense.” It is the third‑person singular present tense of de uitdel (verb stem), and forms the past tense uitdeelde and the past participle uitgevonden. The root word uit- is a prefix meaning “out” or “off,” and del- comes from the verb “delen” (to divide, to distribute). Together, the meaning is literally “to divide out.”

The verb is commonly used in a variety of contexts. In everyday language it describes handing out coupons, tickets, or gifts: “De organisatoren uitdeelt campagnerondes aan de vrijwilligers.” In business it can refer to the allocation of resources or funds: “Het budget wordt uitgekeerd aan de verschillende afdelingen.” In public services it is used when authorities issue documents or permits: “De gemeente maakt een verklaring uit voor haar inwoners.” In agriculture the verb is used to describe sowing seeds: “De boer deelt de zaaikompost uit over de velden.” In the context of health or medicine it can refer to care or medicine being dispensed to patients, for example in a pharmacy setting.

Because uitdeelt is a regular verb in Dutch, it follows the typical conjugation pattern with the infinitive “uitdel” and the gerund “uittreden.” In written Dutch literature and reports, the verb often appears as a key action verb in narratives about logistics, administration, and social distribution.