Hosszúkásabbak

Hosszúkásabbak is a Hungarian adjective meaning "more elongated" or "longer." It is the comparative form of the adjective hosszú, which means "long." This term can be used to describe a variety of objects or concepts that have an extended shape or duration.

In everyday language, "hosszúkásabbak" might be used to compare the length of two objects, such as two pieces of string or two roads. For example, one might say that the second road is "hosszúkásabbak" than the first if it stretches out further. It can also refer to a more drawn-out or extended period of time. If a meeting was scheduled for an hour but ended up lasting an hour and a half, one could describe the meeting as having been "hosszúkásabbak" than expected.

The adjective can also be applied in more abstract contexts. For instance, if a story has a plot that unfolds over a longer period or with more subplots, it might be considered to have a "hosszúkásabbak" narrative structure. In art or design, a shape described as "hosszúkásabbak" would be noticeably more stretched out than a standard or reference shape. The precise meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used, but the core idea remains a comparison of elongation or duration.