register

The term register (from the Latin regesta , from lively ' to enter') stands for:

Register (Georgia) , location in the United States;
Register (art) , the horizontal division of an image or relief into formally independent zones or layers;
Register (linguistics), function-specific way of speaking in linguistics, see language level ;

a systematic collection of information about a group of objects, often but not always used synonymously with directory :

General register in archives;
a form of standardized documentation (data acquisition) of a collective that strives for completeness , which combines a certain characteristic;
Federal debt register ;
Federal Central Register ;
Land register ;
Property law register ;
Commercial register ;
Cancer registry ;
Population register ;
Register (reference work) , an alphabetical list of terms or names, for example in an index;
Patent register ;
Partnership register ;
Legal Services Register ;
Register of documents , in diplomacy a register of documents expiring from a chancellery;

in the field of organization of written material:

Registry (files) ;
In the graphic arts industry, a product primarily used in folders such as file binders to organize documents according to alphabet, number, date or other;

in technology:

in electronics: an electronic circuit that can store one or more bits that belong together: flip-flop # clock edge-controlled_D flip-flop ; special: register (processor) , in computer technology various specialized memory areas of processors;

Register (printing) , in printing the exact matching of the printed pages of the type area on the front and back;

in music:

Register (accordion) , part of an accordion;

Register (music) , generally separately or jointly addressable playable sound spaces of a sound body;

Register (organ) , in organ building a row of pipes of the same timbre or design;

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