indeksowe

Indeksowe is a Polish adjective meaning relating to an index or based on indexing. It is derived from indeks (index, list, catalog, or mathematical index) and is used to describe objects, methods, or concepts that rely on an index, constitute an index, or are organized by an indexing system. The term functions as a descriptive modifier rather than a fixed technical term, and its precise meaning depends on the context.

In library science and archival work, indeksowe may appear in phrases describing index-based finding aids, such as index cards, index catalogs, or indexed bibliographies. In statistics and economics, indeksowe numbers or methods refer to quantities and techniques defined by an index, for example price indices or other composite indices. In computing and information technology, indeksowe structures or operations describe data organization and access patterns that use indexing, such as database indices, index-based search, or inverted indices.

Because indeksowe is a general modifier, its interpretation is field-specific. It does not designate a single concept but indicates that indexing plays a central role in the subject under discussion. In English, it is commonly translated as "indexed" or "index-based" depending on context.

See also: indeks, indeksowanie, indeks liczbowy, struktury indeksowe, wyszukiwanie oparte na indeksach.