sisendisse

Sisendisse is an Estonian illative case form of the noun sisend, meaning input or data fed into a system. In this form, the word conveys movement toward or into the target of action, typically used to refer to the place where data enters a process, such as a form field, a data stream, or a submission endpoint.

The illative suffix -isse is a common Estonian ending that expresses direction “into” or “into the interior of.” Therefore sisendisse literally means “into the input” and is most often found in technical or instructional text describing user input, data entry, or the path data takes when being provided to a program or service. The term is primarily used in computing, web forms, APIs, and related documentation, but it can also appear in more general sentences that specify entering information into an input mechanism.

Usage examples include: Kasutaja sisestab teksti sisendisse. (The user enters text into the input.) Andmed salvestatakse sisendisse ja töödeldakse seejärel. (The data are stored into the input and processed afterwards.) In technical writing, sisendisse helps specify the destination of input data, distinguishing it from other directions such as väljast (out of) or väljundisse (into the output.

Related concepts include sisend (input), sisendkanal (input channel), and väljund (output). In computing contexts, the term is often encountered alongside terms describing data flow, user interaction, and interface design. While primarily technical, sisendisse remains a standard, neutral term for signaling direction toward an input point in Estonian.