Maradandóbb

Maradandóbb is a Hungarian adjective derived from the verb "marad," meaning "to stay" or "to remain." The suffix "-andóbb" indicates a comparative degree of permanence or lasting quality. Therefore, "maradandóbb" translates to "more permanent," "more lasting," or "more enduring."

This word is used to describe something that is expected to persist for a longer duration or have a greater lasting impact compared to something else. For example, one might discuss the "maradandóbb" effects of a particular policy or the "maradandóbb" nature of a certain material. It implies a greater degree of stability and resistance to change over time.

The concept of "maradandóbb" is often contrasted with qualities that are fleeting or temporary. It can be applied to abstract concepts like memories or influences, as well as to tangible objects or physical states. The comparison can be implicit, suggesting a comparison to a baseline or an understood alternative. In essence, it highlights a relative increase in the quality of staying power.