használtabban

"Használtabban" is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "more recently" or "in a more used condition." It is the comparative form of the adjective "használt," which means "used." The adverbial form "használtabban" can be used in various contexts to indicate a degree of recency or a state of being more worn.

In the context of time, "használtabban" signifies something that happened or was acquired in a more recent past. For example, one might say "Ez a ruha használtabban néz ki, mint a másik," meaning "This dress looks more used than the other one." Here, it refers to the visual appearance of the items. Alternatively, it could relate to the acquisition of an item, such as "Használtabban vettem ezt a könyvet," implying it was bought more recently compared to another book.

When referring to the condition of an object, "használtabban" indicates a greater degree of wear and tear. A product described as "használtabban" suggests it has been used more extensively or shows more signs of age and usage than another similar item. This is often relevant in discussions about second-hand goods or the lifespan of products. The adverbial use emphasizes a comparative state of being used.