érdesebb

érdesebb is a Hungarian adjective meaning rougher or more rugged. It is the comparative form of the adjective érdes, which translates to rough. The word érdesebb is used to describe a surface, texture, or even a landscape that possesses a greater degree of roughness compared to something else. For example, one might describe a newly paved road as less érdesebb than an old, unpaved one. Similarly, a mountain trail could be described as érdesebb than a well-maintained hiking path.

The comparative form érdesebb is constructed by adding the suffix -ebb to the adjective stem. This grammatical feature is common in Hungarian for forming comparative adjectives. The word can be applied to various contexts, from the tactile sensation of touching a coarse material to the visual perception of uneven terrain. It conveys a sense of being less smooth, more uneven, or possessing a coarser quality. When comparing two items, the one described as érdesebb is the one that exhibits these rougher characteristics to a greater extent.