megkönnyítvé

Megkönnyítvé is a Hungarian word that translates to "making easier" or "facilitating" in English. It is a verbal participle, derived from the verb "megkönnyíteni," which means to make something easier, to alleviate, or to lighten a burden. The ending "-vé" signifies that the action of making easier has been completed or is in the process of being completed by an agent, or that something has become easier as a result of an action.

This word is often used to describe situations where a task, process, or burden has been simplified or reduced in difficulty. For example, one might say that a new technology has megkönnyítvé a certain type of work, meaning it has made that work easier to perform. Similarly, a helpful gesture or advice could be described as megkönnyítvé someone's situation. The term can apply to both tangible and intangible aspects, such as making a physical task less strenuous or easing someone's worries. Its usage implies a positive change, leading to a more manageable or less arduous state.