Kövérebb

Kövérebb is a Hungarian adjective meaning "fatter" or "more obese." It is the comparative form of the adjective "kövér," which means "fat." The word is used to describe a state of increased body weight or fatness, often in comparison to a previous state or to another individual. It can be applied to people, animals, or even objects that have become larger or bulkier. The term carries a neutral descriptive connotation in its grammatical function, although the societal perception of fatness can vary widely. In everyday language, "kövérebb" is a common way to express that someone or something has gained weight. It is a straightforward adjective used in various contexts to denote a relative increase in size or corpulence. The grammatical structure of Hungarian allows for simple comparative forms like this, making it easy to express such comparisons. The root word "kövér" itself is a common descriptor in Hungarian, and its comparative form "kövérebb" functions in a similar manner to its English counterparts.