Másolják

Másolják is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb másolni, meaning to copy or imitate. The form is used when the subject of the sentence is plural (for example, they or a group of people). Másolni can refer to literal copying of texts, documents, or data, as well as to imitation of styles, behavior, or methods.

In everyday usage, másolják appears in statements such as “A diákok másolják a szöveget” (The students copy the text) or “A fiatalok gyakran másolják mások stílusát a közösségi médiában” (Young people often imitate others’ style on social media). The context can be either factual (copying information) or figurative (copying a style or approach).

The verb másolni has a related noun, másolás, which denotes the act of copying or duplication. The term is used across contexts, including education, publishing, computing, and copyright discussions. In digital or legal contexts, másolás can have implications for copyright and intellectual property when copying material without permission.

Grammatically, másolják is part of the regular conjugation pattern for -olni verbs in Hungarian, aligning with plural subjects and corresponding pronouns. As with other forms of másolni, the meaning in a sentence depends on the object being copied and the broader communicative purpose, from data replication to stylistic imitation.