Enyhítsen

Enyhítsen is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to alleviate," "to ease," or "to relieve" in English. It is commonly used to describe the reduction of pain, suffering, or discomfort. The verb can be applied in various contexts, from medical situations where medication is used to alleviate symptoms, to more general situations where a person or action helps to lessen a difficult situation.

The root of the word relates to the concept of "softening" or "making milder." Therefore, enyhítsen implies a process of making something less severe or intense. It can be used in the imperative form, "enyhítsen," to directly ask someone to provide relief or to alleviate a problem. This form is often encountered in requests or commands.

In a medical context, one might say "A gyógyszer enyhítsen a fájdalmán" which means "May the medicine alleviate your pain." More broadly, a supportive gesture could "enyhítsen" the sadness of a grieving person. The word carries a sense of providing comfort and reducing hardship. It is a useful verb for describing the act of making a negative situation more bearable.