szélsbb

"Szélsbb" is a Hungarian word that translates to "more extreme" or "most extreme" in English. It is the comparative and superlative form of the adjective "széls" (extreme). The word is used to describe a degree of intensity or deviation from a norm that is greater than a previously established point or is the highest degree possible within a given context.

For example, one might say a political opinion is "szélsbb" than another, indicating it is further from the center or more radical. Similarly, in discussions about weather, a temperature can be described as "szélsbb" if it is more unusually hot or cold than a previous observation. The usage of "szélsbb" is dependent on the context and the specific adjective it modifies, always implying a heightened level of extremity. It is a common and versatile word in the Hungarian language for expressing degrees of intensity.