input

From the combination of 'in-' and 'put'.

NOUN (1)

[/ˈɪn.pʊt/^en-US]

入力 literal / 寄与 formal / データ technical / コンセプト untranslatable (No direct equivalent concept in JAPANESE for the abstract notion of 'input' as data or information.)

Synonyms contribution formal , data technical

Antonyms output

Information, data, or resources that are put into a system, device, or process. It can also refer to a contribution of ideas, effort, or advice from a person or group.

plural
inputs

The computer system requires a lot of input to generate the final report. — Data or information needed for a process.
We welcome your input on how to improve our services. — A contribution of ideas or feedback.
Raw materials are the main input for the manufacturing process. — Resources put into a system.

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VERB (1)

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入力する literal / 入れる informal / 追加する untranslatable (While it can mean to insert or add, it doesn't capture the specific technical context of 'input'.)

Synonyms enter informal

Antonyms extract

To enter data or information into a computer, system, or other electronic device.

past	present_participle
input	inputting

Please input your personal details into the online form. — To type or key in information.
The researchers had to input hundreds of survey responses manually. — The act of entering data.
She quickly input the commands to start the program. — To provide operational instructions to a device.