väljundisse

Väljundisse is an Estonian grammatical form used with the noun väljund, meaning output or exit. In Estonian, the suffix -sse marks the illative case, which expresses movement toward or into a destination. Therefore väljundisse translates roughly as “into the output” or “to the output,” and is commonly found in technical or procedural text describing the direction of data, signals, or control flows.

In computing, electronics, and data processing, väljund often refers to an output port, channel, or destination where information is sent. Phrases using väljundisse describe where data or signals are directed. For example, a sentence such as “andmed kirjutati väljundisse” means “the data were written to the output.” Similarly, “väljundisse suunatud signaal” describes a signal directed toward the output. The term may appear in manuals, software documentation, circuit diagrams, and descriptions of data paths.

The illative form is typically part of technical or formal language. In everyday language, the noun väljund is commonly used without inflected forms related to movement toward the destination, but in contexts that specify a direction into the output, väljundisse is appropriate. Related forms include väljund (output) and other case endings like väljundile (to the output) or väljundist (from the output), depending on the intended meaning and syntactic role.

Overall, väljundisse is a specialized, functionally oriented form used primarily in technical Estonian to indicate movement toward or into the output.