csatolható

The term "csatolható" is a Hungarian word meaning "attachable" or "attachable file." It is commonly used in digital and technical contexts, particularly when referring to files or documents that can be added to an email, message, or digital platform. The concept is closely related to the broader idea of file attachment, a fundamental feature in digital communication.

In Hungarian, the verb form "csatol" means "to attach," and the adjective "csatolható" describes something that can be attached. This term is frequently encountered in software applications, email clients, and messaging platforms where users can upload and send files to others. For example, when composing an email, users may select a document or image to "csatolni" (attach), making it "csatolható" to the message.

The term is also used in technical documentation and user manuals to describe features that allow users to add supplementary files to their communications. This functionality is essential for sharing information efficiently, such as sending reports, images, or other digital assets. The process typically involves selecting a file from a device’s storage and linking it to the message or platform where it will be sent.

While "csatolható" is primarily a technical term, its usage reflects broader digital literacy and the importance of file management in modern communication. The concept remains consistent across different languages, though the specific wording may vary. For instance, in English, the equivalent term would be "attachable file."