jegyzetlapok

Jegyzetlapok, commonly translated as "notepads" or "notebooks" in English, are paper-based stationery items used for writing notes, thoughts, ideas, or information. They typically consist of multiple sheets of paper bound together along one edge, usually the top or left side. The binding can be achieved through various methods, including stapling, gluing, spiral binding, or ring binding.

The paper within jegyzetlapok can vary in type, thickness, and ruling. Common ruling options include blank (unlined), lined, gridded (graph paper), or dotted. The cover is often made of a sturdier material than the pages, such as cardstock or thicker paper, to provide protection and support. Some jegyzetlapok may also feature additional elements like perforations for easy page removal, pockets for storing loose papers, or elastic bands to keep the notebook closed.

Jegyzetlapok serve a wide range of purposes. Students use them for taking lecture notes, completing assignments, and studying. Professionals utilize them for meeting minutes, brainstorming, and task management. Artists and designers might use them for sketching and planning. Their portability and simplicity make them a popular tool for capturing information on the go. The term itself is a compound of "jegyzet" (note) and "lapok" (pages), directly referring to their function as pages for notes.