vhodno

Vhodno is a neuter singular adjective in several South Slavic languages, most notably Bulgarian and Macedonian. It is derived from the noun vhod (entrance, entry) and is used to denote something related to entering, admission, or input. In this sense, vhodno functions as a descriptive word in compound expressions and agrees with the noun it modifies.

In Bulgarian and Macedonian, adjectives have gender and number, and vhodno is the neuter form. The masculine and feminine forms are typically vhodni and vhodna, respectively. The term appears in technical, architectural, and educational contexts. For example, in Bulgarian the phrase входно ниво (vhodno nivo) means "entry level," referring to the basic or introductory level of a subject or activity. In phrases like входни данни (vkhodni danni), meaning "input data," the form reflects agreement with a plural noun.

Usage and scope: vhodno is primarily a grammatical and lexical item within Bulgarian and Macedonian. It does not commonly stand alone in English-language texts and is most often encountered in translations or discussions of Slavic terminology. Its meaning can be translated as "entry," "entrance," or "input" depending on context, and it is part of everyday terms used to describe levels, data, or access related concepts.

See also: vhod (entry), Bulgarian language, Macedonian language. Notes: as a language-specific adjective, vhodno is not an independent concept with a broad international usage beyond its role in related phrases.