Kilökéses

Kilökéses is a term in Hungarian that can function as a noun or adjective derived from kilökni, meaning to eject or to knock out. Kilökéses describes an action, mechanism, or characteristic involving expulsion or forced removal. In general language, it can be used metaphorically to refer to abrupt removal from a position, group, or situation.

Etymology and usage: The root kilök- comes from kilökni, with the suffix -és (-éses forms a noun/adjective). The compound kilökéses thus denotes something related to ejection or expulsive action. The term appears in Hungarian dictionaries and may be encountered in both everyday speech and more specialized texts.

In technical literature: Kilökéses is used to describe an ejection action within a device, where a component is expelled as a result of a triggering condition, such as pressure release, spring action, or mechanical release. The precise definition varies by field, and the term is not universally standardized; it is more common in specialized Hungarian texts or regional usage.

In cultural contexts: The word can appear in journalism or literature as a metaphor for forced or abrupt removal from a role or place, often with connotations of conflict or power dynamics.

See also: kilökni, ejection mechanism, ejector, Hungarian vocabulary.