pazarló
Pazarló is a Hungarian adjective meaning wasteful or prodigal in spending or in the use of resources. It describes someone or something that consumes more resources—money, time, energy—than is reasonable, often implying carelessness or excess. The term is common in economic, political, and social discourse and is frequently used to criticize inefficient or reckless behavior. Examples of collocations include pazarló költés (wasteful spending), pazarló energiafelhasználás (wasteful energy use), and pazarló szemlélet (wasteful attitude).
The noun pazarlás means waste or squandering, and the related verb is pazarol, "to squander." The adjective
In public discourse, the term is typically negative, aligning with calls for more prudent or efficient management