enenkelriktade

Enenkelriktade is a term used in Swedish technical language to describe systems, processes, or signals that operate in a single direction. The word is built from en (one), enkel (simple), and riktad (directed). In practice, enenkelriktade functions as an attributive adjective indicating unidirectionality, and its form enenkelriktade can appear in plural or participial constructions, though its exact inflection may vary with dialect and publication style.

Usage and scope

The term is most commonly found in discussions of data flows, traffic control, signal processing, and causal models where influence or transmission propagates in only one direction. It is not a standard or widely codified term in general Swedish, and many writers instead render the concept with more common terms such as unidirectional or one-way.

Origins and notes

Enenkelriktade is a compound that mirrors how Swedish forms descriptive terminology in technical contexts. While the exact usage can vary, the core idea is a single-direction property—something that moves, influences, or transmits in only one direction. Because it remains relatively niche, the term may appear alongside alternative formulations depending on the author or field.

See also

Unidirectional, Monodirectional, One-way.