nyomda
Nyomda, in Hungarian, refers to a printing house or printing press—the workshop that produces printed matter, or the publishing business operated there. The term can describe both the physical equipment used for printing and the organization responsible for print production.
History: Printing arrived in Europe in the 15th century, enabling the mass production of texts. In Hungary
Processes and equipment: Traditional nyomda workflows include typesetting, composition, plate making, and the actual printing on
Types and roles: A nyomda can be a commercial printing company, a publishing house with its own
Impact and context: Printing facilities have played a central role in literacy, education, and the dissemination