Indicelui

Indicelui is a term that has appeared in discussions of indexing and indirection in data systems. It is not recognized as a standard term in the core literature of computer science, and there is no formal definition in authoritative references.

In proposed models, a indicelui is described as an abstract reference that maps a logical index into a concrete data reference, such as a memory address or a disk location. It is used in thought experiments and in conceptual descriptions of how large datasets can be navigated without exposing the physical layout to clients. The concept is related to, but distinct from, traditional pointers, handles, or indirection layers.

The etymology of indicelui is not well established. It appears to be a neologism blending elements related to “index” and a suffix resembling those found in some languages for possessive or relational forms; however, no formal origin has been published.

Usage and reception: The term is primarily found in informal discussions, speculative writings, and some non-English sources. It has not led to a widely adopted formal notation or standard practice, and references to indicelui should be treated as conceptual rather than normative.

See also: Indirection, Index data structures, Pointer, Reference, Mapping.

Status: This is a brief overview of a neologism; reliable sources would be needed to expand and verify its usage and definition.