Kiesései

Kiesései is a Hungarian term formed from the noun kiesés, meaning a failure, dropout, or elimination, with the possessive plural suffix -ei. It is used to refer to multiple instances of such events belonging to a subject, and its precise sense depends on the context.

In sport and competition, kiesései typically denote eliminations from a league, tournament, or event. For example, a team's kiesései would refer to the occasions on which the team was knocked out of contention during a season. In a technical or operational setting, kiesései can describe failures or outages in systems, services, or processes, such as interruptions in a network or a period of downtime. In business or economics, the term may be used to describe repeated failures or discontinuities in a project, product line, or supply chain.

Etymology and usage: kiesés comes from the verb kiesik, meaning to fall out, fail, or be eliminated. The noun kiesés takes the suffix -és to form a concept of an instance or occurrence, and the possessive plural suffix -ei attaches to indicate ownership by or relation to a subject (for example, a company’s or a team’s kiesései). The construction is common in Hungarian to discuss multiple occurrences associated with a given entity.

See also: kiesés (singular, the act or result of falling out or being eliminated), kiesések (the general plural form), kiesik (to fall out or fail). Related concepts include elképzelés szerinti kiesések and szolgáltatás-kiesések in technical contexts.