Többét

Többét is a Hungarian word that translates to "more" in English. It is a versatile term used in various contexts to indicate an increase in quantity, degree, or intensity. As a comparative form, it is derived from the adjective "sok," meaning "much" or "many."

In everyday conversation, "többét" can be used to express a desire for more food, more time, or more of any tangible or intangible resource. For example, one might say "Több ételt kérek," meaning "I would like more food." Similarly, "Több időre van szükségem," translates to "I need more time."

Beyond simple requests, "többét" also functions in more complex grammatical structures. It can be used to compare two or more things, indicating that one possesses a greater amount of a certain quality. For instance, "Ez jobb, mint az előző, és még több benne a lehetőség" means "This is better than the previous one, and it has even more possibilities."

The word "többét" can also be used adverbially, modifying verbs to indicate that an action is performed to a greater extent. "Többet dolgoztam ma" means "I worked more today." The precise meaning and usage of "többét" are heavily dependent on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. Its fundamental role remains to signify an increased amount or degree.