redukálódnak

redukálódnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "are being reduced" or "are decreasing" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb redukálódik. The verb is derived from the root "redukál," meaning to reduce or diminish. It describes a process where something becomes smaller in quantity, size, intensity, or scope.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, in economics, it might describe how prices are redukálódnak due to decreased demand. In a scientific context, the number of a particular species of animal might be redukálódnak as a result of environmental changes or overhunting. In everyday language, one might say that their workload is redukálódnak or that the available options are redukálódnak. The passive nature implied by "-ódik" suggests that the reduction is often occurring without direct external action, or that the subject itself is undergoing the process of diminution. For example, a person's energy levels might redukálódnak when they are tired. This verb emphasizes the state of becoming less.