Sokkal
Sokkal is a Hungarian adverb used to express a high degree or intensity. It functions as an intensifier meaning “much,” “far,” or “by a large margin,” and is typically placed before the word it modifies. In practice, sokkal appears most often with adjectives and other adverbs to convey a stronger comparison or absolute emphasis, as in sokkal jobb (much better), sokkal gyorsabban (much faster), or sokkal több (many more).
Etymology and formation: sokkal is formed from the determiner sok (many, much) plus the instrumental suffix
Usage notes: Sokkal generally accompanies adjectives or adverbs in comparative contexts and often appears in sentences
Related forms and alternatives: Other degree modifiers in Hungarian include annyira, olyan, and minél, but sokkal
See also: Hungarian language, degree adverbs, sok, mint-clauses, comparative constructions.