folyékonyabbá

Folyékonyabbá is a Hungarian word that translates to "more liquid" or "more fluid" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "folyékony," meaning liquid or fluid. This word is used to describe a substance or situation that has become less viscous, less dense, or more mobile than it was previously.

For example, one might say that honey becomes folyékonyabbá when heated. This indicates that the honey's viscosity decreases, making it flow more easily. Similarly, a situation might be described as folyékonyabbá if it becomes less rigid or more adaptable. This could refer to a change in plans or a less structured environment.

The word "folyékonyabbá" can be used in various contexts, from describing physical properties of matter to metaphorical descriptions of social or organizational dynamics. Its usage implies a transition towards a state of greater flow and less resistance. The suffix "-á" indicates the resultative, meaning "into that state" or "to become." Therefore, "folyékonyabbá" literally means "to become more liquid" or "to become more fluid."