lassúbbul

lassúbbul is a Hungarian adverb meaning "more slowly". It is the comparative form of the adverb lassan, which means "slowly". The word is formed by adding the comparative suffix -bbul to the root lass, which is derived from the adjective lassú, meaning "slow".

lassúbbul is used to compare the speed of two actions or states, indicating that one is slower than the other. For example, "Ő lassúbbul fut, mint én" translates to "He runs more slowly than I do". It can also be used to indicate a gradual decrease in speed, such as "Az autó lassúbbul haladt a lejtőn lefelé" meaning "The car moved more slowly down the slope".

The adverb can modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. When modifying a verb, it describes how the action is performed. For instance, "Beszélj lassúbbul!" means "Speak more slowly!". When modifying an adjective, it indicates a lesser degree of that quality. For example, "A festmény lassúbbul lett befejezve" could imply "The painting was finished more slowly" or perhaps "The painting became less vibrant/intense over time" depending on context. Used with another adverb, it would indicate a comparative degree of that adverbial quality, though this usage is less common.