Magház

Magház, also known as a magazine warehouse or magazine store, is a facility used for the storage and management of magazines, periodicals, and other printed materials. These establishments are typically found in libraries, bookstores, and publishing houses. The primary function of a magház is to organize, catalog, and preserve a wide range of publications, making them accessible to readers and researchers.

Magházes typically maintain a vast collection of magazines, newspapers, journals, and other periodicals, covering various subjects such as literature, science, history, and current events. They often employ librarians or information specialists to handle the cataloging, shelving, and retrieval of these materials. In addition to storage, magházes may also offer services such as interlibrary loans, reference assistance, and digital archiving.

The term "magház" is derived from the Hungarian word "magazin," which refers to a storehouse or repository for goods. Over time, the meaning of the term has evolved to encompass the specific role of storing and managing periodicals and printed materials. Magházes play a crucial role in preserving and disseminating knowledge, making them an essential part of the information ecosystem.