Nehezebbé

Nehezebbé is a Hungarian adjective meaning "more difficult" or "harder." It is the comparative form of the adjective "nehéz," which means "difficult" or "heavy." The suffix "-ebbé" indicates the comparative degree. Therefore, when something is described as "nehezebbé," it implies that it has become more challenging or burdensome compared to a previous state or another object.

This term can be used in a variety of contexts. For instance, a task might become "nehezebbé" if new obstacles arise, or a journey could be described as "nehezebbé" if the weather conditions worsen. In a figurative sense, a situation could be perceived as "nehezebbé" if it requires greater effort or presents more complications. Understanding "nehezebbé" requires recognizing its root word "nehéz" and the grammatical function of the comparative suffix.