Lassítasz

Lassítasz is a Hungarian verb meaning "you slow down" or "you are slowing down." It is the second-person singular present tense indicative form of the verb lassítani, which means to slow down. The verb lassítani can be used in various contexts, referring to the act of reducing speed, pace, or intensity. For example, one might say "Autóval lassítasz?" which translates to "Are you slowing down with the car?" or "Lassíts a tempón!" meaning "Slow down the pace!". The verb can also be used metaphorically, such as when discussing a project that is losing momentum or a person's declining energy levels. The suffix "-sz" indicates the second-person singular, addressing a single person directly. Understanding the conjugation of Hungarian verbs is crucial for accurate communication, and lassítasz is a common example of this grammatical structure. The root of the verb, "lassú," means slow.