Tokenizálják

Tokenizálják is a Hungarian term that literally means "they tokenise" or "they are tokenized". The word is derived from the noun tokenizáció, which itself comes from the English verb tokenise (or tokenize). In Hungarian usage, tokenizálják can refer to the application of tokenization in various contexts, such as natural language processing, data protection, finance, and telecommunications.

In natural language processing, tokenization is the step of decomposing text into individual units called tokens, which may be words, sub-words, or characters. Tokenizálják indicates that a system or software processes text and generates tokens according to linguistic rules or statistical models. This is crucial for tasks such as part-of-speech tagging, parsing, or machine translation.

In data protection and security, tokenization replaces sensitive data, such as credit card numbers or personal identifiers, with non‑informative tokens that cannot be reverse‑engineered back to the original data. This technique mitigates the risk of data breaches and is widely used by payment processors, healthcare providers, and financial institutions. When a database or application performs this substitution, the operation is referred to as tokenizálják in Hungarian documents.

In the banking sector, tokenization also encompasses the use of tokenized instrument identifiers in securities trading, where trading and settlement are carried out using tokens that represent the underlying securities rather than the securities themselves.

Thus, tokenizálják is a general Hungarian verb phrase describing the act of applying tokenization across multiple technical domains.