Másolatait

Másolatait is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun másolat, meaning copies or duplicates. In this form, the word denotes plural copies that are treated as the definite direct object in a sentence. The construction is typically used when the copies belong to or are associated with a previously mentioned item, person, or organization, and the speaker points to those specific copies.

In usage, másolatait appears in formal, administrative, archival, legal, and scholarly contexts. It often serves to specify that multiple copies exist and that the action pertains to those particular duplicates. For example, a sentence might refer to sending, preserving, or reviewing the copies of a document, book, contract, or dataset. The term can be combined with possessive markers or possessive phrases to indicate ownership or association, such as its, their, or a named entity’s copies.

Morphologically, másolatait is derived from másolat (copy/duplicate) with plural and definite-object markings. The base noun másolat has common synonyms such as másolatok (copies) or reprodukció (reproduction), but maisolatait specifically marks the copies as definite direct object in a third-person possessive context.

Examples:

- A könyv másolatait elküldték a levéltárba. (The copies of the book were sent to the archive.)

- A dokumentum másolatait megőrizték. (They preserved the copies of the document.)

- A kutatási anyagának másolatait átvizsgálták. (They examined the copies of its research materials.)

See also: másolat, másolatkészítés, másolás.