Vyvod

Vyvod is the transliteration of the Russian noun вывод, which has several related meanings. The term derives from the verb выводить, meaning to draw out or derive.

In logic and everyday language, vyvod refers to a conclusion or deduction reached through reasoning. The expression йдти к выводу or сделать вывод is used to describe arriving at a conclusion. Plural forms, such as выводы, refer to multiple conclusions or inferences.

In technical and computing contexts, vyvod denotes an output or the act of producing data or signals. Examples include output data from a program (вывод данных), displaying information on a screen (вывод на экран), or the general act of presenting results. In electronics and hardware terminology, a vyvod is a terminal, pin, or connector on a device or circuit board where signals enter or exit. This sense is common in schematics and device documentation, where a device’s vyvody (plural) correspond to its external connections.

The term is widely used across disciplines, often distinguished by context: in reasoning, as a conclusion; in information technology, as data or signal output; and in electronics, as a physical connection point. In cross-language texts, vyvod is typically rendered as вывод or translated according to the surrounding domain, such as “output,” “conclusion,” or “terminal.”