Kileptet

Kileptet is a term with a specific meaning in certain Hungarian contexts, particularly related to the postal service. It refers to the act of sending a letter or package out of the country. The word itself is derived from "kilepni," meaning "to step out" or "to exit."

When a postal item is marked as "kileptet," it signifies that it has left Hungarian customs and is now en route to its international destination. This process is a crucial part of international mail delivery, ensuring that items are properly processed and dispatched from their country of origin. Tracking information often includes this status to inform senders and recipients about the item's progress.

The "kileptet" status is typically observed in systems that manage mail sorting and tracking. It indicates a transition point where the item moves from domestic handling to international transit. For individuals sending mail abroad, seeing this status confirms that their item has successfully left the country's postal network and is now in the hands of international carriers. The precise timeframe for this stage can vary depending on the destination and the specific postal routes used.