tétek

Títek is a term used in several Central European languages to denote a small label or tag attached to an object or to digital content. The precise sense depends on language and context, but it commonly covers both physical labels and metadata tags. In physical labeling, títek refers to a small adhesive slip or card affixed to goods, garments, or packaging. Such labels typically carry information such as product name, size, price, care instructions, or origin, and they support identification, inventory management, and consumer information. In digital contexts, títek can denote a label or tag assigned to a file, post, or record to categorize content, facilitate search, filtering, and organization, or indicate topics and relationships.

Etymology and regional usage: the form with diacritics suggests usage in languages that mark vowels, while the unaccented form appears in other variants. The term is not universally used; in many contexts English speakers would simply say label or tag, and in some languages more common terms exist, such as etiketa or štítek.

Examples and scope: commercial labeling in retail, product packaging, wardrobe tagging, and digital tagging on social platforms or content management systems all employ the general concept of a label or tag that títek may describe in certain linguistic communities.

See also: Label, Tag, Sticker, Metadata, Cataloging.