Jártasjártasabb

Jártasjártasabb is a Hungarian word that describes a state of being exceptionally familiar or accustomed to something. It is the comparative form of the adjective "jártas," which means knowledgeable, skilled, or experienced. Therefore, "jártasjártasabb" indicates a higher degree of this familiarity than simply "jártas."

This term can be applied to a wide range of contexts. For instance, someone might be "jártasjártasabb" in a particular field of study, meaning they have an exceptionally deep understanding and extensive experience in that area. Similarly, it could describe someone who is extremely familiar with a certain city, its streets, customs, and people, having lived there for a very long time or explored it extensively.

The superlative form, "legjártasabb," would denote the absolute highest level of familiarity or expertise. The repetition of "jártas" in "jártasjártasabb" emphasizes the intensity and completeness of the understanding or experience being conveyed. It suggests a level of expertise that goes beyond mere acquaintance, implying a profound and ingrained knowledge. It is a nuanced expression used to highlight a significant depth of familiarity.