könnnyebb

Könnyebb is the Hungarian comparative form of the adjective könnyű, meaning "easier." It is used to compare two or more things in terms of how easy they are, such as tasks, situations, or experiences. The form is created by adding the suffix -ebb to the stem associated with könnyű, and it commonly combines with the word mint to introduce a comparison.

Etymology and form: The adjective könnyű means "easy," and könn y is the stem that takes the comparative suffix -ebb to yield könn yebb. The result is spelled könnyebb, with the diacritic on the o preserved and the consonant cluster adjusted by Hungarian spelling rules. In standard Hungarian, the common comparative is könnyebb, and the superlative is legkönnyebb. The adverbial counterpart meaning "more easily" is könnyebben, while the base adverb "easily" is könnyen.

Usage and examples: Könnyebb is used after a noun or as a predicate adjective in comparisons introduced by mint. For example: Ez a feladat könnyebb, mint a másik. This task is easier than the other. Another example: A megoldás könnyebb, ha kivesszük ezt a lépést. The solution is easier if we remove this step. For adverbs, you can say: Könnyebben oldottam meg a feladatot, mint korábban. I solved the task more easily than before. The form legkönnyebb means “the easiest.”

See also: könnyű, könnyen, könn yebb, legkönnyebb. The term is widely used in everyday Hungarian to compare ease across a range of contexts.

Note: In standard Hungarian, the word is könnyebb; a form with three consecutive consonants such as könnnyebb is not recognized as a standard variant and would be considered a typographical error.