Nélkülsebb

Nélkülsebb is a Hungarian word that functions as a comparative adjective. It is derived from the base word "nélkül," which means "without." The suffix "-bb" is the standard Hungarian comparative suffix, indicating a greater degree of the quality described. Therefore, "nélkülsebb" translates to "more without" or "less accompanied by."

The word is used to describe a state of greater lacking or separation. For instance, one might say a situation is "már nélkülebb" to mean it is "even more without him/her" or "even more lacking his/her presence." It emphasizes a degree of absence or deficiency that is more pronounced than in another comparable situation. The usage is relatively straightforward, following the typical grammatical patterns of Hungarian comparative adjectives. It is important to note that "nélkülsebb" is not an exceptionally common word in everyday conversation but can be found in more formal or literary contexts where nuanced expression of absence or lack is desired. Its meaning is directly tied to the concept of being "without," intensified by the comparative suffix.