bemenetére

bemenetére is a Hungarian word that translates to "input" or "entry" in English. It is a grammatical form of the word "bemenet," which means "input" or "entrance." The "-re" suffix indicates the dative case, signifying "to the input" or "for the input."

In a technical context, bemenetére might refer to the data or signal that is provided to a system, device, or program. For example, "a program bemenetére" would mean "to the program's input." This could be keyboard commands, sensor readings, or any other form of data fed into a system for processing.

In a broader sense, bemenetére can also refer to an entry or admission into a place or organization. For instance, "az épület bemenetére" could mean "to the entrance of the building." This usage emphasizes the act of going into or accessing a location.

The specific meaning of bemenetére is highly dependent on the context in which it is used, but it consistently relates to the idea of something coming into or being directed towards a particular point or entity.