Frissebbek

Frissebbek is a Hungarian adjective form meaning “the fresher ones” or “the newer ones.” It represents the plural nominative form of the comparative adjective frissebb, which in turn derives from friss, meaning “fresh.” In standard usage, frissebbek can modify a plural noun (for example, frissebb termékek, “the fresher products”) or function as a substantive referring to people or things that are newer or more up-to-date within a group.

Form and grammar: The form follows ordinary Hungarian inflection: friss → frissebb (comparative) → frissebbek (plural nominative). The word can denote literal freshness (such as food or medicine) or figurative freshness (such as newcomers, new ideas, or recently joined members of a team). When used as a substantive, “a frissebbek” can mean “the fresher ones” within a given context, often contrasted with older or more established items or persons.

Usage: In descriptive or journalistic writing, frissebbek commonly refers to items, ideas, or people perceived as more recent or up-to-date compared with others. It is frequently contrasted with forms like “a régebbieket” or “a legfrissebb” to express relative recency or modernity. The term is not a proper noun; it functions within sentences according to standard Hungarian adjective agreement.

Examples:

- A frissebb termékek gyorsabban kelnek el a piacon, mint a régebbiek.

- A versenyen a frissebbek előnyben vannak.

- Az új dolgozók a frissebbek közé tartoznak.

See also: friss, frissebb, legfrissebb; Hungarian grammar and morphology references.

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