Konkretere

Konkretere is the comparative form of the German adjective konkret, meaning more concrete or more specific. It is used to indicate a higher degree of concreteness or precision and appears as an attributive adjective before a noun. It is not a separate word with its own entry in the lexicon, but a grammatical inflection used in written and spoken German.

Usage and examples:

- Eine konkretere Beschreibung wäre hilfreich. (A more concrete description would be helpful.)

- Wir benötigen konkretere Belege. (We need more concrete evidence.)

- Die konkretere Lösung bietet Vorteile. (The more concrete solution offers advantages.)

In plural contexts you can encounter forms like die konkreteren Beispiele, depending on the article and case.

Grammatical notes:

- Konkretere is formed from konkret plus the comparative suffix and is appropriate when the noun it modifies is feminine singular or in certain plural contexts, among other inflection scenarios. The exact ending of adjectives in German depends on gender, number, and case, as well as the presence of definite or indefinite articles.

- The positive form is konkret; the superlative is am konkretsten.

See also:

- Konkret

- Komparativ (comparative) and Adjektivdeklination (adjective inflection)

In summary, konkretere functions as a standard German comparative adjective form used to express that something is more concrete or specific within a given phrase.