sósabb

Sósabb is a Hungarian adjective meaning "saltier" or "more salty." It is the comparative form of sós and is used to compare the salt content or saltiness of foods, drinks, sauces, or other substances. The word can also describe air or environments with higher salt content, such as areas near the sea.

Formation and usage: In Hungarian, comparative forms are typically created by adding the suffix -abb or -ebb to the positive degree. For sós, this yields sósabb. The term appears mainly in culinary contexts, tasting notes, and everyday speech, but it can be used figuratively to describe a saltier flavor or sensation in non-n culinary situations.

Examples: A leves sósabb lett. A leves sósabb ízű lett, miután több sót adtak hozzá. A tenger közelében sósabb levegőt érzi az ember.

See also: só (salt), sós (salty), sósság (saltiness).