Sissekanded

Sissekanded is an Estonian noun in plural form, meaning entries or records that have been added to a system, document, or register. The word is built from the prefix sisse- meaning in or into, and kanne meaning record, entry, or inscription. The corresponding singular form is sissekanne and the plural is sissekanded.

In practice, sissekanded are the individual data points or records that populate databases, ledgers, forms, or registers. They can document transactions, observations, or other discrete items that require tracking and retrieval. In information technology and data processing, each new transaction or data row can be described as a sissekanne. In accounting or financial records, a line item representing a transaction is similarly referred to as a sissekanne. The term is also used in administrative contexts to denote new entries added to a list, registry, or file.

Usage of sissekanded is common in formal or technical writing. It is often paired with verbs such as lisada (to add), salvestada (to save), või kuvada (to display) to describe actions performed on records within a system. The concept is closely related to, but distinct from, the broader idea of data or document content, emphasizing the recorded and traceable nature of each item.

See also: sissekanne (singular form), and related terms for data entry, ledger, and recordkeeping in Estonian.