Nélkülebb

Nélkülebb is a Hungarian adjective. It is the comparative form of the adjective "nélkül", which translates to "without". Therefore, "nélkülebb" means "less without" or "more in need of". It signifies a state of having less of something or feeling a greater absence of someone or something.

The word is typically used to describe a stronger feeling of loss or dependence. For example, one might say "I am nélkülebb without you now" to express that their absence is more keenly felt than before. It can also be used in contexts where a reduction in something is desired, implying that a situation is "less without" a certain element than it was previously, although this usage is less common and can sound a bit awkward.

The grammatical structure of "nélkülebb" is formed by adding the comparative suffix "-ebb" to the root "nélkül". This comparative suffix is standard in Hungarian for forming comparative adjectives. The pronunciation involves the distinct Hungarian vowel sounds and the consonant cluster "lkü". The word itself highlights the nuanced ways Hungarian can express degrees of absence or need.