háromnál

The Hungarian word "háromnál" is a grammatical form derived from the numeral "három," meaning "three." Specifically, it is the comparative form of the adverb "három," which can be used to indicate a quantity greater than three. In English, this concept is typically expressed using phrases like "more than three" or "beyond three."

"Háromnál" is frequently used in contexts where a specific threshold or quantity is being discussed. For example, a sentence might describe a situation where "háromnál több ember" (more than three people) were present. The suffix "-nál" attached to "három" indicates this comparative or exceeding quality. It functions similarly to how we might use "than three" in English, but it's integrated directly into the Hungarian word itself, demonstrating the agglutinative nature of the language.

This form is essential for expressing numerical comparisons and deviations from a baseline of three. Understanding "háromnál" allows for a more nuanced comprehension of Hungarian sentences that deal with quantities and comparisons, particularly when discussing numbers that exceed a specific, small count.