lihttusustama

lihttusustama is an Estonian verb that translates to "to simplify" or "to make easier" in English. It is derived from the adjective "lihtne," meaning "simple" or "easy." The suffix "-ustama" is a causative suffix, indicating the action of causing something to become simple or easy.

The verb is used in various contexts to describe the process of reducing complexity, removing unnecessary elements, or making a task more manageable. For example, one might lihttusustama a complicated process, a difficult explanation, or a challenging problem. The intention behind lihttusustama is generally to improve clarity, efficiency, or accessibility.

In everyday language, it can refer to making something less burdensome or more straightforward. For instance, a teacher might lihttusustama a lesson for younger students, or a programmer might lihttusustama a piece of code. The act of lihttusustama often involves analysis, reduction, and clear presentation. It is the opposite of complicating something.