Kimenete

Kimenete is a Hungarian term used to denote the output produced by a device, process, or system. Grammatically, it is the possessive form of the noun kimenet, meaning “its output” or “the output of it.” In technical contexts, kimenete is used to describe signals, data, or results that originate from a component.

Etymology and usage: The root kimenet means output; adding the possessive suffix -e yields kimenete. It is commonly found in electronics, computing, and engineering documentation. In sentences, it is typically used to label or refer to the output produced by a given element, for example in phrases like “A szenzor kimenete feszültségjelet ad” (The sensor’s output provides a voltage signal).

Naming and scope: There is no widely recognized person, place, or entity uniquely known as Kimenete in standard references. When capitalized, Kimenete may appear as a proper name, brand, or heading in a document, but such uses are not standard technical terms. The term remains primarily a linguistic form used to describe the output of a system or component.

See also: bemenet, kimenet.