väljundit

Väljundit is an Estonian noun form derived from väljund, a word that can mean exit, outlet, or output depending on the context. In Estonian, väljund refers to a way of leaving a place (an exit) as well as to the result or product produced by a process (an output). Väljundit appears as one inflected form of this noun in sentences, with its exact meaning determined by surrounding words and case.

In everyday language, väljund can denote physical exits from buildings or vehicles, such as doors or escape routes. In technical and computing contexts, väljund broadly refers to outputs—data, signals, or results generated by devices, software, or systems. For example, a computer program can produce a väljund, and a device may have multiple outputs or väljundid.

The word is of Estonian origin and is formed from the base root välju- (to go out, to leave) with standard Estonian noun-formation patterns. The form väljundit is one of the many inflected variants of väljund used to fit grammatical function within a sentence. The more general plural form for multiple outputs or exits is väljundid, while other cases and numbers yield different endings.

See also: väljund (the base noun), väljundid (plural nominative), and other inflected forms used in Estonian grammar. In translation, väljund can correspond to exits or outputs, depending on the context, and väljundit specifically appears as a standard inflected form within Estonian sentences.