Kódolású

Kódolású is a Hungarian adjective derived from the verb kódolni (to encode) and the related noun kódolás (encoding). It describes something that has been encoded or is encoded according to a specific code or encoding scheme. The term is commonly used in technical and scientific contexts to refer to data, messages, texts, or signals that have been transformed into a coded form used for storage or transmission, such as UTF-8 kódolású szöveg or ASCII kódolású adatok.

In Hungarian grammar, kódolású is formed with the suffix -ú to indicate a characteristic or attribute. It is often used to specify the encoding scheme or standard associated with the encoded material. The expression is distinct from kódolt, the past participle meaning encoded or coded; kódolású emphasizes the encoding in use rather than simply the completed state of encoding. For example, a file might be described as having a kódolású form (a form encoded with a particular standard) or a communication channel as carrying kódolású adatokat (encoded data).

Common contexts include computing, telecommunications, and data processing, where exact references to encoding schemes are important. Phrases such as kódolású adatok, kódolású üzenet, or kódolási formátum (encoding format) illustrate how the term is used to denote encoded content. While closely related to kódolt and to the broader concept of encoding, kódolású is particularly useful when describing the nature or standard of the encoding at a methodological level. See also kódolás, dekódolás, kódolási formátum.