lazítják
Lazítják is a Hungarian verb meaning "they are lazy" or "they are idling." The term originates from the Hungarian word *laz* (lazy) combined with the verb ending *-ítják*, which indicates a passive or reflexive action performed by a third-person plural subject. In Hungarian grammar, *-ítják* is a conjugation of the verb *tenni* (to do/make) in the present tense, used to form passive constructions or to indicate that someone is causing an action to occur.
The phrase is commonly used in everyday speech to describe a situation where a group of people
In Hungarian linguistics, *-ítják* is part of a broader pattern of verb conjugation where the suffix *-ít-*
The term reflects broader cultural attitudes toward work and leisure in Hungary, where discussions about productivity