Kevesebbet

"Kevesebbet" is a Hungarian word that translates to "less" in English. It functions as an adverb or a determiner, indicating a smaller quantity, degree, or extent of something. As an adverb, it modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, suggesting a reduced action or quality. For instance, "kevesebbet eszik" means "eats less." When used as a determiner, "kevesebbet" typically precedes a noun or a pronoun, signifying a lesser amount. For example, "kevesebbet pénzt költöttem" translates to "I spent less money." The word is often used in comparative contexts, contrasting a current or observed state with a previous or expected one. It can also be employed to express a desire for reduction or moderation, such as in the phrase "kevesebbet stresszelni," meaning "to stress less." The opposite of "kevesebbet" is "többet," which means "more." Understanding "kevesebbet" is crucial for comprehending comparative statements and expressions of reduction in the Hungarian language. Its versatility allows it to be applied in various grammatical structures and semantic fields, making it a fundamental part of everyday Hungarian vocabulary.