lazítás
Lazítás is a Hungarian noun meaning the act or process of loosening or relaxing strictness. It refers to making rules, restrictions, or burdens less severe, or reducing the intensity of enforcement. The term is commonly used in public policy, economics, law, and everyday speech to indicate a shift toward more permissive measures or leniency.
Etymology: lazítás comes from the verb lazítani, to loosen or relax, with the nominal suffix -ítás forming
In political and regulatory contexts, lazítás denotes easing of rules, restrictions, or obligations—such as lighter licensing
In social and cultural contexts, lazítás may describe more lenient norms, relaxed dress codes, or less stringent
Effects of lazítás depend on context: it can support growth, investment, and resilience of markets, but may
See also: enyhítés, szigorítás, mérséklés; related concepts include policy relaxation and regulatory relief.