nélnál

Nélnál is a Hungarian preposition that is used to indicate a comparison between two entities. It is often translated into English as "than" or "to". The preposition is typically used in sentences where one entity is being compared to another in terms of quantity, quality, or degree. For example, "A könyv nagyobb, mint a másik." (The book is bigger than the other one.) In this sentence, "nélnál" is used to compare the size of two books.

Nélnál can also be used to indicate a comparison in terms of time. For example, "Az esemény hamarabb történik, mint gondoltam." (The event happens sooner than I thought.) In this sentence, "nélnál" is used to compare the timing of the event to the speaker's expectation.

In some cases, "nélnál" can be used to indicate a comparison in terms of location. For example, "Az épület közelebb van a parkhoz, mint gondoltam." (The building is closer to the park than I thought.) In this sentence, "nélnál" is used to compare the distance of the building to the park to the speaker's expectation.

Nélnál is a versatile preposition that is used in a variety of contexts to indicate a comparison between two entities. Its usage is an important aspect of Hungarian grammar and is essential for effective communication in the language.