indexálják

indexálják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are indexing" or "it is being indexed" in English. It is the third-person plural or passive present indefinite form of the verb indexál, which means "to index." The verb is primarily used in technical and academic contexts, referring to the process of creating an index for a book, document, or database.

The act of indexálják involves systematically organizing information so that it can be easily retrieved. This can apply to various forms of data, such as alphabetical lists of keywords, names, or concepts found within a text, or the arrangement of records in a computer database to speed up search operations. In library science, for example, books are indexed to facilitate their location and categorization. In computing, databases are indexed to improve the performance of queries.

The term indexálják implies an ongoing or habitual action. It suggests that a group of people or a system is currently engaged in the process of creating or maintaining an index, or that this is a standard procedure for a particular collection of information. The specific context will determine whether the plural or passive interpretation is more appropriate. For instance, "A könyvet indexálják" could mean "They are indexing the book" (plural) or "The book is being indexed" (passive).