Tárolása

Tárolása is a Hungarian term that refers to the act or state of storing something. It is formed from the verb tárolni (to store) with the nominalizing suffix -ás and the possessive suffix -a, resulting in a form that can mean either "storage" or "its storage" depending on context. In Hungarian, tárolás is the generic noun for storage or storing, while tárolása may indicate possession, as in "its storage" or "the storage of something."

In general use, tárolása encompasses the methods, locations, and conditions used to keep items safe and usable for later access. This includes physical storage, such as warehouses, shelving, cold storage, archival storage, and logistics; data storage, including volatile memory (RAM), non-volatile primary and secondary storage (SSDs, HDDs), and cloud storage; and energy or material storage, such as batteries, pumped hydro, and compressed air, among other means to hold energy or materials for later use.

Key considerations in tárolása include environmental control (temperature, humidity, contamination), safety and security (risk of theft, fire, or spoilage), inventory management (tracking, labeling, rotation), and regulatory compliance (traceability, disposal). Terminology varies across contexts; in projects or technical documents, tárolása is often replaced by tárolás or storage in English, but the form tárolása remains common in Hungarian to indicate "its storage" or the act of storing in a sentence.