adresárov

Adresár is a collection of contact information for individuals or organizations. The word adresárov is the genitive plural form in Slovak, used when referring to multiple address books or to the contents of address books, for example in phrases like obsah adresárov or zoznam adresárov.

Historically, adresáre existed as physical books or ledgers listing names and addresses. In modern usage they are often digital, embedded in operating systems, email clients, or dedicated contact-management applications. Address books can be personal, professional, or organizational, and may be used to facilitate communication, logistics, or outreach.

A typical adresár entry includes fields such as name, street address, city, postal code, country, phone number, email, organization or company, job title, and optional notes. Entries are usually organized alphabetically or by category and may support search, filtering, tagging, and grouping. Digital adresáre often offer synchronization across devices, import and export of contact data, duplicate merging, and integration with other tools such as calendars or customer relationship management systems.

Privacy and data protection considerations are important for adresárov. Address books contain personal data, so their processing is governed by applicable laws and regulations, such as consent requirements, data minimization, secure storage, access controls, and, in many jurisdictions, the right to access or delete information.

See also: address book, directory, contact manager, rolodex.