Idbélyegre

Idbélyegre is a Hungarian term that translates to "for postage" or "for stamp." It is primarily used in philatelic contexts, referring to items that are intended to be used for postage or have a direct connection to the postal system.

In Hungary, when purchasing stamps, the phrase "idbélyegre" might appear on receipts or in documentation related to stamp sales. It signifies that the transaction is for the purchase of stamps that will be used to pay for postal services. This distinguishes it from other types of stamps or collectible items that may not have postal validity.

The term can also be used more broadly to describe anything related to the legitimate use of postage. For instance, a letter that has been correctly stamped and is ready for mailing could be described as being "idbélyegre." It emphasizes the functional aspect of a stamp as a means of payment for mail delivery.

While not a technical philatelic term with a complex definition, "idbélyegre" serves as a straightforward descriptor in Hungarian indicating the purpose or destination of stamps within the postal framework. Its usage is common among collectors and everyday users of postal services in Hungary.