borítok
Borítok is the Hungarian term for an envelope, a flat, rectangular container used to enclose letters or documents for mailing or storage. It is typically made of paper or light cardstock and closed with a sealing flap that uses gum, moisture-activated adhesive, or a self-sealing strip. Some boríték have a transparent window to show the address.
Designs and sizes vary. Common formats include windowed and non-window envelopes, self-sealing varieties, and padded versions
Materials range from standard white and colored papers to recycled fibers, with coatings for durability or
Uses include personal correspondence, business mail, invoices, and official documents. The address window reduces the need
The modern envelope emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries, with the introduction of gum- or self-sealing
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