kiesési

Kiesési is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun kiesés, which means loss, dropout, or failure. Kiesési describes phenomena or measurements related to dropping out, failing, or being eliminated from a process or system. It appears in compound terms and is commonly used in technical and everyday language to denote thresholds, rates, or events associated with dropout or failure.

Common uses include kiesési arány (dropout rate), kiesési küszöb (dropout threshold), and kiesési idő (time to dropout or time to failure). In a statistical or reliability context, phrases such as kiesési valószínűség (probability of failure) or kiesési idő (time until failure) are used to analyze components, systems, or populations.

In education, kiesés is used to refer to students who leave school before completion, with kiesési arány measuring the extent of early departure. In sports or competition, kiesés can describe elimination rounds or systems, as in kiesési forduló (elimination round) or kiesési rendszer (elimination system).

Morphology and usage notes: Kiesési is declined according to Hungarian grammar and normally precedes a noun in descriptive contexts. The term is most common in Hungarian-language technical writing; direct equivalents in English include dropout rate, failure probability, or elimination round, depending on context. Overall, kiesési functions as an adjectival form that signals statistical, procedural, or competitive dropout or loss-related aspects in Hungarian discourse.