mentesíteni

Mentesíteni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to exempt," "to release," or "to spare" in English. It is used in various contexts to indicate the removal of an obligation, burden, or unwanted consequence. The root of the word is "mentes," meaning "free from" or "without." The suffix "-ít" indicates causation, suggesting that someone or something is being made free from something.

One common usage of mentesíteni is in legal or administrative contexts, where a person or entity can be exempted from a tax, duty, or regulation. For example, a charitable organization might be mentesítve from certain taxes. It can also apply to a person being excused from military service or a specific duty. In a more general sense, one might be mentesítve from a difficult task or an unpleasant experience. The verb implies an active decision or process by which someone or something is granted relief. The past participle often appears as mentesített, meaning exempted or released.