kiáramló

Kiáramló is a Hungarian adjective meaning outward-flowing or outflowing. It describes something that moves away from a source, container, or system. The word is formed from the verb áramlik (to flow) with the prefix ki-, which indicates outward direction. The related noun kiáramlás denotes the act or process of outflow or efflux.

In science and engineering, kiáramló describes outflowing liquids or gases, such as kiáramló víz (outflowing water) or kiáramló gáz (outflowing gas), or general flows where material exits a boundary. In economics, kiáramló tőke is used to describe capital outflows from an economy. In medicine and biology, kiáramló váladék or kiáramló folyadék can refer to secretions or fluids moving away from tissues or compartments.

Etymology and usage notes: the term derives from the verb áramlik with the ki- prefix, which conveys outward direction. The noun kiáramlás is the corresponding term for the outflow itself. Kiáramló is commonly paired with nouns naming substances or quantities that move outward, such as víz, gáz, tőke, vagy váladék, to express the concept of outward movement from a system or reservoir.

See also: kiáramlás, áramlás, outflow and efflux terms in related languages.