leértékelni

leértékelni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to devalue," "to depreciate," or "to underestimate" in English. Its meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used.

In economic terms, leértékelni can refer to the act of reducing the value of a currency. This is often done by a central bank to make exports cheaper and imports more expensive, potentially stimulating domestic industries. It can also refer to a company devaluing its assets, perhaps due to obsolescence or market changes.

In a more general sense, leértékelni means to consider something or someone as less important or valuable than they actually are. This could apply to a person underestimating their own abilities, or someone undervaluing the contributions of a colleague. It can also describe the act of dismissing or downplaying the significance of an event or situation. The opposite of leértékelni is often "felértékelni," which means to revalue or appreciate. The nuances of leértékelni make it a versatile verb in the Hungarian language, applicable across various domains from finance to interpersonal dynamics.