másoljuk

Másoljuk is the Hungarian verb form derived from másolni, meaning to copy or reproduce. It is the 1st person plural present tense of the verb, used to say “we copy.” The same spelling can also serve as the inclusive imperative, “Let’s copy,” in command-like or collaborative contexts, especially in instructional or procedural writing.

Grammatically, másolni is a regular -ni verb. The present tense forms include másolom (I copy), másolod (you copy), másolja (he/she/it copies), másoljuk (we copy), másoltok (you copy, plural informal), másolják (they copy). The form másoljuk thus represents the first-person plural present indicative. Other tenses exist as well, such as másoltuk (we copied) and másolnám (I would copy), with participles like másolva (copied) and the noun form másolás (copying).

Usage-wise, másoljuk appears in everyday language to describe copying actions performed by the speaker and others, for example “Másoljuk a fájlt” meaning “We copy the file.” In computing and manuals, phrases using másolni appear frequently, for instance “Másoljuk ki a fájlokat” meaning “Let’s copy out the files” or “Copy the files.” The form másoljuk often appears in step-by-step instructions to address a group.

Related terms include másolás (copying), másolat (a copy), and másoló (a copier; the device or person that copies). The word is central in contexts ranging from everyday reference to technical instructions.