lazíts
Lazíts is the second-person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb lazít, meaning to relax, loosen, or ease. As an imperative, lazíts is used to address one person in informal speech, telling them to relax or loosen up. The corresponding plural imperative is lazítsatok. The infinitive is lazítani, and the related noun lazítás refers to relaxation or loosening.
Lazít can describe physical relaxation, such as releasing muscular tension, as in the command Lazíts! or Lazítsd
Lazíts follows the regular Hungarian -ít conjugation pattern. The stem is lazít-, and the suffixes mark person
The verb lazít derives from the adjective laza, meaning loose or relaxed, with the -ít suffix forming
lazítás, lazítani, laza, relax (loanword usages in Hungarian contexts).