Exit

Exit (borrowed from the Latin exitus via the English exit for "going out" or the exit) stands for:

(Emergency) exit in buildings in English, see development (building)
Exit glacier, glacier in Alaska
Jump from an aircraft, see skydiving
Part of the sociological concept of Exit and Voice from the book Exit, Voice, and Loyalty by Albert Otto Hirschman.
Keyword in some programming languages, which marks the end of a procedure and by which a return into the calling program takes place; see subroutine #Examples to subroutines
Exit of an investor from a company, see venture capital #Exit
Motorway exit

Culture and Media:

Movies:

Exit (1985), Italian short film
Exit - Ausgang ins Nichts, US-American film by Wes Craven from 1985.
Exit... Nur keine Panik, Austrian film by Franz Novotny (director) from 1980.
Exit II - Transfigured Night, sequel of this movie from 1995
Exit - Strip To Kill, US-American thriller from the year 1996
Exit - The Apocalypse in You, French thriller directed by Olivier Megaton from 2000.
Exit (2006), Swedish action-thriller
Exit - A Night From Hell, Australian film from 2011.
Exit (2019), South Korean action comedy.
Exit (TV series 2019), dramatic series from the Norwegian financial world by Øystein Karlsen.
Exit (Film 2020), Horror-Thriller by Michael Fausti
Exit (2020), dystopian science fiction thriller by Erol Yesilkaya and Sebastian Marka

Companies or organizations:

Exit (Switzerland), EXIT A.D.M.D (French-speaking Switzerland) and EXIT (German-speaking Switzerland), two legally independent Swiss associations that advocate assisted suicide (ideally affiliated sister associations)
Exit Germany, neo-Nazi dropout organization
EXIT! , association critical of capitalism and magazine of the same name
EXIT, an Austrian non-governmental organisation against human trafficking from Africa

See also: