Neuer

Neuer is the comparative form of the German adjective neu, used to indicate greater recency relative to another item. It appears in sentences such as "Dieses Modell ist neuer als das alte" (This model is newer than the old one). The corresponding superlative is "neueste" or "am neuesten," depending on construction.

As an adjective, it declines with gender, number, and case; examples include "ein neuer Tag" (masculine nominative singular) and "das neue Modell" (neuter with definite article). In plural, it uses forms such as "neue Modelle." Adjective endings follow standard German declension patterns after articles or other determiners.

Neuer is also a German surname. The most prominent bearer is Manuel Neuer (born 1986), a professional football goalkeeper who has played for Schalke 04 and Bayern Munich and for the Germany national team, including membership in the 2014 World Cup–winning squad. The surname itself is of German origin and may be found among people in sports, academia, and other fields.

In summary, neuer serves as the comparative form of neu in German and is used to express that something is newer or more recent; it also appears as a surname.