Lazábbak

Lazábbak is a Hungarian plural noun phrase formed from the adjective lazább, meaning “more lazy” or “more relaxed.” In usage, lazábbak refers to a group of people characterized by greater laziness or a more relaxed attitude, roughly translating to “the lazier ones.” It functions as a common noun within sentences to identify such a group among others.

Formally, lazábbak is created by attaching the plural suffix -ak to the stem laz- in the comparative form lazább. In practice, it behaves as a noun phrase and may take the definite article: a lazábbak. It can appear as the subject or the object of a sentence, depending on the context.

Usage examples illustrate the sense: A lazábbak inkább otthon maradnak és pihennek. The lazier ones prefer to stay home and rest. A csoporton belül a lazábbak és a szorgalmasabbak közötti különbségről gyakran beszélnek. Within the group, people often talk about the difference between the lazier ones and the more diligent ones.

Notes and variations: lazábbak expresses relative laziness or a more relaxed attitude rather than absolute traits. In formal writing, the term may be replaced by more precise descriptors. Although primarily a grammatical construction, lazábbak could appear as a nickname or title in popular culture if capitalized, but such usage is nonstandard and context-dependent.