Agresívnejí

Agresívnejí is a Slavic grammatical form. It is the comparative degree of the adjective "agresívny," which translates to "aggressive" in English. The comparative form indicates a greater degree of the quality described by the adjective. Therefore, "agresívnejí" would mean "more aggressive."

This form is used in languages such as Slovak, Czech, and others within the West Slavic or South Slavic branches. For instance, in Slovak, the positive form is agresívny, the comparative is agresívnejší, and the superlative is najagresívnejší. Similarly, in Czech, the positive is agresivní, the comparative is agresivnější, and the superlative is nejagresivnější.

The specific endings and pronunciation can vary slightly between different Slavic languages, but the fundamental concept of forming a comparative degree remains consistent. This grammatical construction allows speakers to make nuanced comparisons about the level of aggression exhibited by individuals, animals, or even abstract concepts. It is a common feature of Indo-European languages that possess adjective inflection for comparative and superlative degrees.