redukáljuk

redukáljuk is a Hungarian verb meaning "we reduce" or "let's reduce." It is the first-person plural form of the verb redukálni, which stems from the Latin word "reducere," meaning "to bring back" or "to lead back."

In a general context, redukáljuk can be used to express a collective action of making something smaller, less in quantity, intensity, or scope. For instance, one might say "Csökkentsük a kiadásainkat, redukáljuk a pazarlást" which translates to "Let's decrease our expenses, let's reduce waste."

The term is also frequently employed in technical and scientific fields. In chemistry, redukáljuk might refer to the process of reduction, where a chemical species gains electrons. In mathematics, it can denote simplification or a decrease in the complexity of an expression or problem. For example, in a discussion about improving efficiency, someone might suggest "Próbáljuk meg redukálni a lépések számát" meaning "Let's try to reduce the number of steps."

The verb emphasizes a deliberate and often planned action to diminish or simplify something, implying a goal of improvement, conservation, or optimization. Its usage is versatile, fitting into everyday conversations as well as more specialized discussions.