Élesebbnek

Élesebbnek is a Hungarian word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "éles," which means sharp. Therefore, "élesebbnek" translates to "sharper" or "to be sharper."

This word is used to describe a degree of sharpness that is greater than that of something else. For example, one might say that a new knife is élesebbnek than an old one, indicating it possesses a superior cutting edge. Similarly, in a figurative sense, it can refer to increased intelligence or perceptiveness, such as saying a student has become élesebbnek in their understanding of a subject.

The grammatical function of "élesebbnek" is typically in the dative case, often appearing in sentences where something is being compared or where a state of being sharper is described. It denotes a comparative quality, highlighting a more pronounced state of sharpness.