Hibásabb

Hibásabb is a Hungarian adjective derived from the word "hibás," meaning "faulty" or "erroneous." The suffix "-abb" indicates a comparative form, therefore "hibásabb" translates to "more faulty" or "more erroneous." It is used to describe something that exhibits a greater degree of defect, error, or flaw when compared to something else or a previous state.

For instance, one might use "hibásabb" to compare two products, indicating that one has more defects than the other. Similarly, it can be applied to data or calculations that contain more inaccuracies. The context in which "hibásabb" is used will determine the specific nature of the fault or error being described, whether it is a mechanical defect, a logical inconsistency, or a factual inaccuracy. The word implies a relative deficiency, suggesting that while something might already be faulty, the "hibásabb" version is demonstrably worse.