kilökdést

Kilökdést is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act or result of ejecting or expulsion. It is derived from the verb kilökni, meaning to push out or eject, and the abstract noun suffix -dés; kilökdést is the definite-object form used when the ejection itself is the object of a sentence.

The term is primarily found in technical and formal language, but it may appear in journalism or scientific writing when describing any forceful projection of a thing from a space, container, or system. In engineering and manufacturing it can refer to the ejection of a part from a mold, a component released by a mechanism, or the expulsion of waste material. In biology or medicine, kilökdés can describe the expulsion of contents from an organ or body cavity as part of a normal or pathological process. In geology or volcanology, it may describe the ejection of volcanic material or ejecta. The precise interpretation depends on context, but the core idea is a sudden outward displacement driven by mechanical, thermal, hydraulic, or other forces.

In usage, kilökdést is typically encountered in technical documentation, process descriptions, and academic writing. The term conveys a specific, outward action and is often contrasted with related concepts such as insertion, retention, or containment, which describe opposite or alternative movements.