azonosíthatóak

Azonosíthatóak is a Hungarian word that translates to "identifiable" or "can be identified" in English. It is a plural form of the adjective "azonosítható". This term is used in various contexts to describe things that possess characteristics or qualities that allow them to be distinguished or recognized.

In a general sense, "azonosíthatóak" refers to the ability of multiple entities to be singled out from a group or to be linked to a specific identity. For example, a group of people might be "azonosíthatóak" by their unique fingerprints or by specific identifying documents. Similarly, in data management, records are considered "azonosíthatóak" if they contain sufficient information to uniquely determine the entity they represent, such as a customer ID or a serial number.

The concept of "azonosíthatóak" is crucial in fields like law enforcement, where identifying suspects or victims is paramount. It also plays a role in cybersecurity, where the ability to identify users and devices is essential for security protocols. In administrative processes, documents and individuals are often categorized as "azonosíthatóak" to ensure proper processing and record-keeping. The precise criteria for something to be considered "azonosíthatóak" can vary depending on the specific domain and the level of certainty required for identification.