Jegyezes

Jegyezes is a Hungarian noun describing the act of recording, noting, or annotating information. The ASCII form jegyezes corresponds to the standard Hungarian jegyezés, formed from the verb jegyezni, meaning to note or to record, with the noun-forming suffix -és. The word can refer to both the process of making a note and the produced note, entry, or annotation.

Etymology and related terms provide context for its use. It derives from the verb jegyezni and shares a root with related terms such as jegyzet (note or marginal remark) and jegyzés (an entry or written record). This family of words covers practices from informal note-taking to formal documentation.

Uses and contexts. In administrative and archival work, jegyezes denotes making an entry in a ledger, register, or official record. In literature, linguistics, and digital humanities, it can refer to annotation or tagging of a text with metadata or commentary. In data management and information systems, jegyezes may describe the act of logging events, transactions, or observations for auditability and traceability. In education, it can describe note-taking by students or instructors as part of a study or assessment process.

Examples. A typical sentence might be: A jegyezes segít nyomon követni a forrásokat és a változásokat a rendszerben. A kutatók jegyzeteket és marginális jegyezeseket készítenek a szövegre.

See also. Related terms include jegyzet (note), jegyzetelés (note-taking), jegyezni (to note), and jegyzék (list or register).