Minimalizáljuk

Minimalizáljuk is a Hungarian phrase meaning "we minimize" or "let us minimize." It functions as a hortative expression and is commonly used as a slogan in discussions about simplification, efficiency, and sustainable living. The form derives from the verb minimalizálni, with the first-person plural present indicative.

In practice, Minimalizáljuk appears in environmental, consumer, digital-wellbeing, and design contexts when groups advocate reducing unnecessary consumption, waste, energy use, and complexity. It is used in educational campaigns, workplace initiatives, and media projects that aim to simplify processes or products and to encourage people to focus on what is essential.

As a term, it is generally not tied to a single formal organization; rather, it functions as a phrase that can headline campaigns, serve as a title for materials, or act as a general exhortation within Hungarian discourse on minimalism and efficiency. It can appear alongside other slogans that promote restraint or sufficiency rather than growth.

Linguistically, it relates to minimalizálni (to minimize) and to minimizálás (minimization). It is connected to broader concepts such as minimalizmus (minimalism) and contrasts with maximalist or growth-focused rhetoric. In mathematics, minimizálás denotes the act of finding a minimum value of a function.