üzenetazonosító

The term "üzenetazonosító" is a Hungarian compound word. "Üzenet" translates to "message," and "azonosító" means "identifier." Therefore, "üzenetazonosító" literally translates to "message identifier."

In computing and telecommunications, a message identifier is a unique label assigned to a specific message. This identifier serves to distinguish one message from all others within a given system or context. Message identifiers are crucial for various functions, including tracking, referencing, and managing communications. They can be used in protocols for ensuring delivery, preventing duplication, or enabling efficient searching and retrieval of past communications. The specific format and nature of a message identifier can vary widely depending on the application, such as email systems, instant messaging platforms, or message queues. Often, these identifiers are automatically generated by the system rather than being human-assigned. They might be numerical, alphanumeric, or a combination of both, and their length and complexity are designed to ensure uniqueness and avoid collisions. The concept of a unique identifier for a message is fundamental to reliable and organized data exchange.