elnyösebbnek

elnyösebbnek is a Hungarian word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "elnyő" or "elnyó" (to swallow, to consume, to absorb). Therefore, "elnyösebbnek" translates to "more swallowable," "more absorbable," or "more consumable" in English.

The word is typically used in contexts related to digestion, absorption of substances, or the ease with which something can be taken in. For example, it might describe a food that is more easily digestible or a material that is more readily absorbed. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is more easily accepted or understood.

The grammatical structure of "elnyösebbnek" indicates that it is in the dative case, meaning it functions as the indirect object of a verb or preposition. This suggests it would be used in sentences describing something being given or directed towards something that is "more swallowable" or "more absorbable."

While not a commonly encountered word in everyday conversation, it appears in more technical or descriptive language, particularly in fields like biology, chemistry, or when discussing food science. Its meaning is derived directly from the root verb and the standard Hungarian comparative and case suffixes.