multi-tag

verb
UK /ˈmʌlti tæɡ/
US /ˈmʌlti tæɡ/

To put more than one label on something.

She multi-tagged her photos so friends could find them easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To mention several people or accounts in a single online post.

He multi-tagged his teammates in the group chat.

3. To assign multiple identifiers or codes to a data item.

The system multi-tags each record for easier searching.

4. To attach several physical tags to an item, such as clothing or luggage.

The store multi-tagged the sale items with red and yellow labels.