álmosabb

The term "álmosabb" is the comparative form of the Hungarian adjective "álmos," which translates to "sleepy" or "drowsy" in English. Therefore, "álmosabb" means "sleepier" or "more drowsy." It is used to describe a state of increased sleepiness or a greater degree of tiredness compared to a previous state or to another person or entity.

For instance, if someone felt tired earlier in the day but now feels even more so, they might say they are "álmosabb." Similarly, if one child is feeling tired and another child is feeling even more tired, the second child could be described as "álmosabb." This comparative form is essential for nuanced expression in Hungarian when discussing levels of fatigue or drowsiness. It follows the standard grammatical rules for forming comparative adjectives in the Hungarian language. The base adjective "álmos" describes the condition of feeling sleepy, and the addition of the comparative suffix creates "álmosabb" to indicate a higher degree of that condition.