megszokottabb

megszokottabb is a Hungarian adjective meaning “more accustomed” or “more familiar.” It is the comparative form derived from megszokott, which means “accustomed” or “habitual.” The construction follows the standard Hungarian pattern of adding the suffix -abb to form a higher degree of a quality. The prefix meg- contributes to a sense of being well established or thoroughly integrated into a situation.

Usage and grammar: megszokottabb is used to compare how well someone or something has adapted to a situation, environment, or routine. The form agrees with the subject in number; the plural is megszokottabbak. In predicative position you can say, for example, “A dolgozók megszokottabbak” (The workers are more accustomed). The word can also appear in sentence-internal comparisons, such as “Most megszokottabb vagy a zajhoz, mint korábban” (You are more used to the noise now than before).

Examples:

- A diákok most megszokottabbak a zajos környezethez, mint a tanév elején.

- A csapat hamar megszokottabb lett az új munkarendhez.

Translations and related terms: In English the closest equivalents are “more accustomed” or “more used to.” Related Hungarian forms include megszokott (the base adjective meaning accustomed) and szokott (to be accustomed). The word is typically used in everyday language to describe gradual adaptation to people, places, or routines.

See also: szokott, megszokott, szokás, habituation.