Másolták

Másolták is the third-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb másolni, meaning to copy, transcribe, or duplicate. It indicates that multiple subjects performed the action of copying in the past. The form is active voice and agrees with a plural subject, for example: A diákok a könyvet másolták.

Grammatical notes: másolták is the preterite (past) tense, 3rd person plural. It is derived from the stem másol- with the suffix -ták, which marks past tense and plural subject. The corresponding forms are másoltam (I copied), másoltál (you copied), másolta (he/she copied), másoltuk (we copied), másoltátok (you all copied), másolták (they copied).

Usage: másolták is used in contexts where copying or duplicating was carried out by a group or by unnamed agents in the past. It can refer to copying text, data, documents, or physical items, and is common in both everyday language and formal writing. In computing, it may describe actions such as duplicating files or transferring data, though more specific verbs or phrases can appear depending on the context.

Related forms: másolni (to copy), másolás (copying), másoló (copier), and related past forms such as másoltam, másoltad, másolta, másoltuk, másoltatok, másolták. The term is used across domains from education to IT and administration.

See also: másolás, másoló, másolható.