Lebensfähigere

Lebensfähigere is a German adjective meaning "more viable" or "more capable of surviving." It is the comparative form of the adjective "lebensfähig," which translates to "viable" or "capable of surviving." The term is often used in biological contexts to describe organisms or populations that are better equipped to endure environmental challenges or reproduce successfully. For instance, a species with a higher tolerance to temperature fluctuations might be considered more lebensfähigere in a warming climate.

In a broader sense, "lebensfähigere" can also refer to a situation, a plan, or a solution that is more likely to succeed or be sustained over time. This could apply to economic strategies, social policies, or even personal endeavors. For example, a business that adapts its model to changing market demands might develop a more lebensfähigere approach to long-term operation. The concept emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and the capacity to overcome obstacles and persist. The comparative nature of the word highlights a relative improvement in these survival or success-oriented qualities when contrasted with another state or option.