Vonzóbbak

Vonzóbbak is a Hungarian term that refers to the plural form of a comparative adjective used as a noun phrase meaning “the more attractive ones.” It is formed from the adjective vonzó (attractive) with the comparative suffix -bb, yielding vonzóbb (more attractive), and then the plural nominal suffix -ak to refer to a group, giving vonzóbbak.

In usage, vonzóbbak denotes a subset within a larger set that is comparatively more attractive in a given context. It can describe physical attractiveness, but also figurative appeal such as design, content, or offer quality. The construction is common in discussions of comparisons among items, people, or options, where a definite group is identified as being more appealing than others.

Morphology and grammar notes: Hungarian adjectives can function as nouns when accompanied by a plural suffix. Thus vonzóbbak operates as a noun phrase meaning “the more attractive ones.” The phrase typically appears with a definite article or demonstratives in contexts where a particular subset is being discussed (for example, “a kollekcióból a vonzóbbak kerültek kiválasztásra” – “from the collection, the more attractive ones were selected”).

See also: Hungarian grammar, comparative forms (melléknévi összehasonlítók), nominalized adjectives.