Kilövési

Kilövési is a Hungarian adjectival form derived from the noun kilövés, meaning the act of launching or firing a projectile, weapon, or vehicle. It is used to describe things related to or involved in launching or firing, and appears in technical, military, and aerospace contexts, as well as in regulatory language.

The base noun kilövés comes from kilőni, meaning to shoot off or launch, with the suffix -és forming the abstract noun. The adjective kilövési attaches to nouns to specify a relation to launching, for example kilövési dátum, kilövési engedély, or kilövési program. In practice, kilövési is found in phrases referring to procedures, schedules, and permissions associated with launching activities.

Common contexts include military artillery and missile operations, spaceflight and rocket launches, and industrial or test settings where devices are launched for evaluation. In regulatory and project documentation, kilövési engedély denotes a formal permission to conduct a launch, while kilövési dátum specifies the intended date of a launch. The term appears in both official reports and technical communications, facilitating precise discussion of launch-related topics without delving into procedural details.

See also: kilövés, lövés, kilövő rendszer, launch, rocket launch, missile launch.