másolta

Másolta is a term that may refer to a linguistic form in Hungarian or, less commonly, to a place name in certain contexts. In Hungarian, másolta is the third-person singular past tense form of the verb másol, meaning to copy or reproduce. It is used in narratives or reported statements to indicate that someone copied something in the past.

Beyond its linguistic use, there is no widely recognized geographic entity officially named Másolta in major gazetteers or encyclopedic references. If the term appears as a proper noun, it is likely to be local, historical, fictional, or part of a very small administrative division not recorded in international databases.

Related terms include másolás (the act of copying) and másolat (a copy or duplicate). Etymologically, the form derives from the verb másol with Hungarian verb conjugation patterns for past tense.