lelassítást

lelassítást is a Hungarian verb meaning "to slow down" or "to decelerate." It is derived from the adjective lassú, which means "slow." The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, lelassítást can refer to the act of reducing speed. For example, a car driver might lelassítást when approaching a red light, or a runner might lelassítást as they near the finish line. This usage often implies a deliberate action to decrease velocity.

Figuratively, lelassítást can describe a reduction in pace or intensity of a process, activity, or even an emotional state. For instance, one might say that economic growth has begun to lelassítást, indicating a slowdown in the rate of expansion. Similarly, a person experiencing stress might try to lelassítást their thoughts or actions to regain a sense of calm. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to the act of delaying or postponing something, effectively slowing down its progression.

The verb conjugates like other Hungarian verbs, with different endings indicating person, number, and tense. Common forms include lelassítok (I slow down), lelassított (he/she/it slowed down), and lelassítanak (they slow down). The infinitive form is lelassítani. The concept of lelassítást is fundamental to describing changes in motion, progress, or speed in the Hungarian language.