Morzsolta

Morzsolta is a Hungarian verb form meaning "crushed" or "crumbled." It is the third-person singular past tense of the verb morzsolni, which means to crumble or to crush into small pieces. The word derives from the root morzsol- related to breaking something into crumbs, and it is commonly used to describe actions performed on food or other materials.

In usage, morzsolta is a transitive verb typically followed by an object in the accusative case. For example, "A szakács morzsolta a kenyeret a levesbe," meaning the cook crumbled the bread into the soup. Another example could be "Ő morzsolta a gyümölcsöt a desszerthez," meaning he crumbled the fruit for the dessert. The form is productive in narrative and procedural contexts, where a past action of crumbling is being reported.

Morzsolni, the infinitive, is part of a broader family of related forms, including morzsolt (past participle) and morzsolás (the act of crumbling). The term is widely understood in standard Hungarian and appears in cooking instructions, literature, and everyday speech.

See also: morzsolni, morzsolás, morzsa, morzsolt.