Bequemer

Bequemer is the comparative form of the German adjective bequem, meaning more comfortable. It is used to compare the comfort level of objects, spaces, or situations and can appear before a noun or after a linking verb.

Bequemer forms part of the normal adjective declension in German. When used attributively before a noun, it takes endings that agree with gender, number, and case. Examples include: mit einem bequemen Stuhl (dative singular masculine), einer bequemen Couch (dative singular feminine), einem bequemem Sofa (dative singular neuter). In the nominative with definite articles you would say: der bequeme Stuhl, die bequeme Couch, das bequeme Sofa. In the plural: bequeme Stühle, bequeme Sofas. After an indefinite article in the nominative masculine you say ein bequemer Stuhl; in the nominative neuter you say ein bequemes Sofa; in feminine nominative, eine bequeme Couch.

Predicative use is common as well: Der Sessel ist bequemer als der alte. Such comparisons are often formed with als: bequemer als, bequemer als nötig, etc. The superlative form is am bequemsten (for example: Der Sessel ist der bequemste im Raum).

Bequemer is closely tied to bequeathed synonyms like komfortabler or gemütlicher, which may be used in slightly different nuances. The word does not function as a noun in standard usage; when capitalized as Bequemer it may refer to a proper name or title, but in common language it remains an adjective in its comparative form.