Lágyabb

Lágyabb is a Hungarian adjective form. It is the comparative of the word lágy, meaning softer or gentler. It is used to indicate a greater degree of softness or gentleness when comparing two descriptions or things.

Formation: In Hungarian, comparative forms are typically created by adding the suffix -abb to the stem. For lágy, the result is lágyabb, written with a double b. The superlative is leglágyabb. The form can modify nouns directly (lágyabb textúra) or be used predicatively (Ez a párna lágyabb).

Usage examples: It is used in textiles, sound, and descriptions of taste or temperament. For instance: Ez a párna lágyabb, mint a régi. A dallam lágyabb tónust ad. A tej lágyabb íze.

Nuances: Lágyabb expresses a greater degree of softness than lágy, and it forms the basis for the superlative leglágyabb. It is a standard, non-proper noun adjective used across contexts to compare qualities such as texture, sound, or character.

Related terms: lágy, leglágyabb.