Mások

Mások is a Hungarian word meaning "the others" or "other people." In modern Hungarian usage it functions as a plural noun to refer to people besides those already mentioned, and it can appear in both everyday speech and written text to distinguish a group from the rest.

In linguistic and cultural contexts, the term is often used to discuss concepts of otherness, inclusion, or social groups in relation to a specified set of people. It can also appear in philosophy, journalism, and literature as a way to refer to individuals outside a particular in-group, sometimes in contrasts with "mi" (us) or "ti" (you).

Mások may also be used as a proper noun for minor, local projects or groups, including artistic, cultural, or activist initiatives. In these cases, the reference is specific to the organization or project and does not indicate a widely recognized international entity. There is no single, internationally prominent organization universally identified by the name MÁSOK.

Overall, MÁSOK is best understood as a common Hungarian term for “the others,” with occasional use as a title or name for small, local ventures. Its meaning and reference are largely determined by context.