Lágyítja

Lágyítja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "softens" or "makes softer" in English. It is the causative form of the adjective "lágy," meaning "soft." The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, lágyítja can refer to the act of making something physically softer. For example, one might use lágyítja to describe softening dough by adding water, or softening a piece of fabric by washing it. It can also be used in the context of temperature, such as softening butter by leaving it at room temperature.

Figuratively, lágyítja can describe the process of making something less harsh, intense, or severe. This could apply to emotional states, such as softening someone's anger or making a stern expression more gentle. It can also be used to describe the tempering of something abstract, like softening the impact of a criticism or making a harsh policy more lenient. The verb implies an active process of reducing hardness, rigidity, or intensity.