minimalizált

Minimalizált (Hungarian adjective and past participle of minimalizál) means "minimized" or "reduced to a minimum". It is used to describe something that has been made as small, simple, or limited as possible in extent, quantity, complexity, cost, risk, or visibility.

Etymology and formation: the term derives from the verb minimalizál, a borrowing from international forms meaning "to minimize" with the adjectival past participle formed by the Hungarian suffix -t. It is related to minimalizálás (the process of minimizing) and minimalizmus (minimalism), but differs semantically by emphasizing reduction rather than an aesthetic or philosophical stance.

Usage: minimalizált appears in everyday language, technical contexts and specialized disciplines. In technology and user interfaces it describes windows or processes that have been minimized. In business and project management it refers to minimized costs, risks or resource use. In design and art it may describe work that has been reduced to essential elements, though "minimalista" is more commonly used for the stylistic sense. In logic or mathematics the adjective can describe structures reduced to minimal form.

Grammar and forms: as a participle it agrees with the noun in typical Hungarian syntax and can appear attributively (minimalizált terv) or predicatively (a költség minimalizált). Comparative and related expressions often use verbs and nouns denoting reduction or simplification.