irányítószám
Irányítószám, which translates to "postal code" or "ZIP code" in English, is a system of numerical codes used by postal services to sort and deliver mail efficiently. In Hungary, the irányítószám is a four-digit number. The first digit generally indicates the county or major city, with different ranges assigned to different regions of the country. For example, postal codes starting with 1 are for Budapest, while those starting with 2 are for the northern Transdanubian region.
The second digit further refines the geographical area within that region, and the last two digits typically
When addressing mail within Hungary, the irányítószám is placed before the city name. For example, a typical