Pitjor

Pitjor is a Catalan word meaning "worse." It is the comparative form of the adjective "dolent" (bad) or "mal" (bad). For instance, "aquesta situació és pitjor" translates to "this situation is worse." It can also be used to describe a decline in quality or condition, such as "el seu estat de salut ha empitjorat," meaning "his health condition has worsened." The word pitjor is frequently encountered in everyday Catalan conversation and literature.

In a more abstract sense, pitjor can refer to a negative or undesirable outcome. For example, when discussing potential consequences, one might say "el pitjor que podria passar és..." which means "the worst that could happen is...". This usage highlights its role in expressing the most unfavorable possibility. The antonym of pitjor is "millor," meaning "better." Understanding pitjor is essential for comprehending comparative statements and expressing degrees of negativity in the Catalan language.