Redukálódva

Redukálódva is a Hungarian verb conjugation. It is the present participle form of the verb "redukálódik," which means to be reduced or to decrease. The ending "-ódva" signifies that the action of reducing or decreasing is ongoing or happening at the same time as another action. For instance, in a sentence, one might say "Az árak redukálódva jelentek meg az újságban," which translates to "The prices appeared in the newspaper having been reduced" or "The prices, while reducing, appeared in the newspaper." This grammatical form is used to describe a state of reduction or a process of diminishing. It is often employed to add descriptive detail to a sentence, indicating that a subject is in the process of becoming smaller or less in quantity or intensity. The word itself is derived from the Latin "reducere," meaning to bring back or to reduce. Understanding this conjugation helps in comprehending the nuances of Hungarian sentence structure and verb usage, particularly when describing ongoing changes or states.