Ilgesnis

Ilgesnis is a Latvian word that translates to "longer" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "ilgs," meaning "long." The word is used to compare the length of two or more objects, durations, or distances. For example, "šis ceļš ir ilgesnis nekā tas" means "this road is longer than that one." It can also be used to describe a greater period of time, such as "esmu šeit ilgesnis nekā plānots" which translates to "I have been here longer than planned." The superlative form, indicating the longest, is "visilgākais." The usage of "ilgesnis" is fundamental in everyday Latvian conversation for making comparisons related to duration, distance, and quantity. It follows standard Latvian grammatical rules for adjective declension based on gender, number, and case.