Samazina

Samazina is a Latvian verb meaning to reduce or lower. It is the present tense, third-person singular form of the infinitive samazināt. The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object in the accusative to indicate what is being reduced, such as izmaksas (expenses), cenas (prices), or riska (risk).

In use, samazina appears across contexts from budgeting and economics to policy and everyday language. It describes actions that lower levels or amounts. Example sentences include: Viņš samazina izmaksas. Uzņēmums samazina cenas. Valdība plāno samazināt nodokļus (the government plans to reduce taxes).

Forms and derivatives: The infinitive form is samazināt. The noun form is samazināšana (the act of reducing, reduction). Related terms include mazināt (to lessen) and samazinājums (reduction). The word adheres to Latvian verb conjugation patterns, with other person forms changing according to standard endings.

See also: samazināt, mazināt, samazināšana.