fényállóbb

Fényállóbb is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "more lightfast" or "more resistant to light." It is used to describe materials or substances that fade or degrade less when exposed to light, particularly sunlight. This property is crucial in various applications where color stability and longevity are important.

In the context of pigments and dyes, "fényállóbb" indicates that a color will retain its vibrancy and hue for a longer period when subjected to light. This is a key consideration for artists, manufacturers of paints, inks, and textiles, and for those involved in preserving artworks and historical documents. A pigment described as "fényállóbb" suggests a higher quality and greater durability compared to less light-resistant alternatives.

The concept of lightfastness is often quantified using scales, such as the Blue Wool Scale, where higher numbers indicate greater resistance to fading. Therefore, a "fényállóbb" material would generally score higher on such a scale. Understanding this property helps consumers and professionals make informed choices to ensure the longevity and appearance of their products and creations. The opposite of "fényállóbb" would be a material that fades quickly when exposed to light.