megkönnyít

Megkönnyít is a Hungarian verb meaning to make something easier or to facilitate. It denotes actions that reduce effort, time, or difficulty in a task, process, decision, or situation. The term is widely used in both everyday and formal language to describe improvements that simplify work or choices.

Etymology and form: the verb combines the root könn(y)ít, derived from the adjective könnyű (easy), with the prefix meg-, which in Hungarian often marks completion or intensified causation. The base verb can be conjugated in standard Hungarian patterns, for example megkönnyíti (he/she makes it easier) in the present tense, and megkönnyítette (made it easier) in the past tense. Noun forms related to the concept include könnítés or megkönnyítés, referring to the act or process of facilitating or easing.

Usage and nuance: megkönnyít is used to describe concrete actions that reduce difficulties or barriers. Examples include: a új rendszer megkönnyíti a feladatok végrehajtását; a jogszabály megkönnyíti a vállalkozások működését. In public administration, education, technology, and business, the term often appears in discussions of reforms, tools, or procedures intended to streamline work or decision-making. A synonymous but more formal alternative is elősegíti vagy enyhíti, while a common colloquial phrasing is könnyebbé tesz.

See also: könnítés, megkönnyítés, könnítő (adjective form), könnyítés. The concept is tied to efficiency, accessibility, and process improvement, reflecting the general goal of reducing friction in tasks and choices.