szélesebbek

Szélesebbek is the plural predicative form of the Hungarian comparative adjective szélesebb, meaning wider or more wide. It is not a standalone noun or a proper name, but a grammatical form used to describe multiple items as being wider than a reference set or standard.

In Hungarian, comparatives are formed by adding the suffix -bb/ -bb to the base adjective, producing szélesebb from széles. When the comparison involves a plural subject in the predicate position, the adjective takes a plural ending, yielding szélesebbek. This form typically appears after a linking verb such as lenni (to be) or in short predicate position, as in common descriptive clauses.

Usage-wise, szélesebbek describes width or extent in a comparative sense for more than one item. For example, "Az utak szélesebbek, mint a hidak" translates to "The roads are wider than the bridges." Another common usage is in contexts that enumerate or contrast groups, such as describing which features are broader or more expansive relative to others. The form emphasizes plurality and the comparative degree simultaneously.

Szélesebbek is closely related to related forms such as szélesebb (the singular comparative), legszélesebb (the superlative), and the base széles. It is predominantly found in descriptive writing, journalism, geography, design, and any text that compares dimensions or extents among multiple subjects. It should not be confused with a proper noun or a title. See also: széles, szélesebb, legszélesebb.