fiatalabb

Fiatalabb is a Hungarian comparative adjective meaning younger. It is formed from the base adjective fiatal, by adding the suffix -abb, yielding fiatalabb. The spelling includes a double final consonant, fiatalabb, and it is used in standard written and spoken Hungarian.

The word is used to compare two or more entities with respect to age. It can describe individuals, groups, or age-related contexts. Examples: “Ő fiatalabb, mint én.” (He is younger than me.) “Ő fiatalabb nálam.” (He is younger than I am.) It can also modify noun phrases, such as “a fiatalabb generáció” (the younger generation) or “fiatalabb korosztály” (younger age group). The comparative forms with mint or nála/nál are common: “fiatalabb, mint …” and “fiatalabb nála/ nálam.”

Related forms include the superlative legfiatalabb (the youngest) and the broad use of fiatal as “young.” In typical usage, fiatalabb denotes a relative, not an absolute, degree of youth, and it appears across contexts from personal descriptions to demographic and socio-cultural discussions.

Notes on usage: fiatalabb is appropriate for both colloquial and formal registers. It is not a noun or proper name; it functions strictly as an adjective in the comparative degree. Its meaning and function are similar to the English “younger” or “younger than.”