lelassítanék
Le lassítanék is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I would slow down (it)” or “I would decelerate.” It is the first-person singular conditional of the transitive verb lelassítani, which means to reduce speed or to make something slow down. The base verb lassít originates from lassú (slow) and carries the sense of causing a slower speed; the prefix le- adds a directional or resultant nuance, indicating a change to a lower speed. The suffix -anék marks the conditional mood, expressing a hypothetical action.
In usage, lelassítanék is employed to indicate a hypothetical decision or suggestion to reduce speed, either
- A kanyarban lelassítanék. (In the bend I would slow down.)
- Ha veszélyt észlelném, lelassítanék. (If I noticed danger, I would slow down.)
- A járművet lelassítanék. (I would slow the vehicle down.)
- Le lassítanék contrasts with lassítanék, which can mean “I would slow down (something in a more
- The form is primarily used for hypothetical statements and polite offers related to reducing speed or