címezés

Címezés is a Hungarian term that denotes the act of giving a title, heading, or designation to something. The word is derived from cím, meaning title, heading, or address, with the -zés suffix forming a noun that indicates an action or process.

In usage, címezés appears primarily in contexts involving organization and labeling of information. It is relevant in archives, libraries, and document processing, where items such as files, manuscripts, or catalog entries are assigned a consistent title or heading to improve retrieval and identification. In publishing and editorial work, címezés can refer to the process of adding or standardizing headings and titles within a text or collection of texts. The term is closely related to címzés, a more common word for labeling or addressing, but címezés emphasizes the act of assigning or creating the designation.

Differences and nuances can vary by field and era. While címezés may be encountered in historical or technical Hungarian, modern standard usage often favors címezés as a synonym of címezés or, more generally, címzés for labeling, titling, or addressing tasks. The two terms are related but not always interchangeable in every professional jargon.

See also: cím (title, address), címzés (labeling, addressing), címke (label).

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