l'ha data

gave it

→ lo
phrase Common #5,852
gave it The subject is usually understood from context as he or she. Here, l' is a shortened form of la, meaning “it” for a feminine object, and data agrees with that object. Depending on context, it can also mean “has given it.”
IT: Maria aveva la chiave e l'ha data a Luca.
EN: Maria had the key and gave it to Luca.

Tom te l'ha data?

Did Tom give it to you?

L'ha presa Rico e l'ha data a te.

Rico took it and gave it to you.

— I lunedì al sole (2002)

Ziri ha trovato la chiave e l'ha data a Rima.

Ziri found the key and gave it to Rima.

Chi ve l'ha data?

Who gave it to you?

Orlando l'ha data a me.

Orlando gave it to me.

— Una donna fantastica (2017)

Tom ce l'ha data.

Tom gave it to us.

La mamma l'ha data a me, non a te!

Mom gave it to me, not you!

— La canzone del mare (2014)

Forse Tom l'ha data a Mary.

Maybe Tom gave it to Mary.

E l'ha data a te.

And she gave it to you.

— पीके (2014)

A chi l'ha data?

Who did they give it to?