Gefährlichere

Gefährlichere is the comparative form of the German adjective gefährlich, which translates to "dangerous" in English. Therefore, "gefährlichere" means "more dangerous." It is used to compare two or more things, indicating that one possesses a greater degree of danger than another. For instance, one might say "Dieses Auto ist gefährlichere als jenes," meaning "This car is more dangerous than that one." The adjective follows standard German declension rules, changing its ending based on gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies and the presence of a definite or indefinite article. Examples include "ein gefährlicheres Experiment" (a more dangerous experiment) or "die gefährlichere Route" (the more dangerous route). The superlative form of gefährlich is "am gefährlichsten" or "gefährlichste," meaning "most dangerous." Understanding the comparative form is crucial for accurately conveying degrees of risk or peril in the German language.