Paprastintas

Paprastintas is a Lithuanian adjective that translates to "simplified" or "made simple" in English. It describes something that has been reduced in complexity, made easier to understand, or streamlined in its operation. The term can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from abstract concepts to concrete objects.

For example, one might refer to a "paprastintas paaiškinimas" (simplified explanation) of a difficult topic, indicating that the information has been presented in a more accessible manner. Similarly, a "paprastintas dizainas" (simplified design) might suggest a reduction in unnecessary elements or a more user-friendly interface. The process of making something paprastintas often involves removing extraneous details, clarifying jargon, or reorganizing information for better comprehension.

In a technical context, "paprastintas" can describe a process or system that has been optimized for efficiency and ease of use, often by eliminating redundant steps or components. The core idea behind "paprastintas" is to make something more manageable, understandable, or efficient without sacrificing its essential functionality or meaning. It implies a deliberate effort to remove complexity and enhance clarity.