mintázza

The word "mintázza" is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb "mintáz," which means to pattern, to model, or to design. The verb is derived from the noun "minta," meaning pattern, sample, or design. Therefore, "mintázza" literally translates to "he/she/it patterns," "he/she/it models," or "he/she/it designs."

In practice, "mintázza" can be used in various contexts. For example, an artist might be described as "mintázza a vásznat" (he/she/it is patterning the canvas) if they are applying a decorative design. A sculptor could be said to "mintázza az agyagot" (he/she/it is modeling the clay) to shape it into a specific form. The word can also refer to a more abstract sense of setting an example or serving as a model for others to follow, such as when a leader "mintázza a helyes viselkedést" (he/she/it is modeling correct behavior). The specific nuance of the translation depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and context.