Silniejsz

Silniejsz is not a standard standalone word in contemporary Polish. It is best described as the non-ending stem of the adjective silniejszy, which means stronger or more powerful. In proper modern usage, Polish forms the comparative degree of silny with endings such as silniejszy (masculine singular), silniejsza (feminine), and silniejsze (neuter/plural). The superlative is najmocniejszy or najsilniejszy, depending on nuance and context.

In linguistic terms, silniejsz- serves as the stem to which inflectional endings are attached to produce the various forms of the comparative adjective. The form silniejsz by itself is not typically used as a dictionary entry or lemma; when encountered, it is usually either an incomplete form, a stem in a word-by-word analysis, or a result of truncation in informal writing.

Usage notes and related forms:

- Correct modern usage for “more strong” is silniejszy (masc. sg.), silniejsza (fem.), silniejsze (neut./pl.).

- The adverbial degree is expressed with silniej, meaning “more strongly.”

- The superlative form is najsilniejszy (most strong/strongest).

- The base adjective is silny, from which all related comparative and superlative forms derive.

Etymology: silny originates from Proto-Slavic roots meaning strength; the comparative formation in Polish typically adds the suffix pattern seen in silniejszy, producing the stem silnersz- with attached endings. The modern standard forms are regular and widely used in everyday Polish.

See also: silny, silniejszy, najsilniejszy, porównania w języku polskim.