Spezifischere

Spezifischere is a German adjective form meaning more specific. It is the comparative form of das Adjektiv spezifisch and is used to compare the degree of specificity of a noun. In context, it emphasizes greater precision, detail, or narrowing of scope.

Grammatically, spezifischere appears with nouns and is declined according to gender, number, and case. For example: eine spezifischere Frage (feminine singular, nominative/accusative), das spezifischere Problem (neuter singular), die spezifischeren Ergebnisse (plural). In each case the ending adapts to the article and the noun’s form, illustrating typical German adjective declension with comparatives.

Usage notes: spezifischere is common in scientific, technical, or analytical writing where subtle differences in focus or scope matter. It can contrast with weniger spezifisch (less specific) or genauer (more exact, more precise), depending on nuance. In everyday language, speakers might opt for präziser or genauer, but spezifischere remains appropriate when stressing a higher level of specificity about particular aspects or details.

Etymology and related terms: spezifisch derives from the Latin specificus, via Germanic language history, and is related to Wörter wie Spezifikation and Spezifität. The comparative form specifiche or spezifischerhistorically parallels other German adjectives, adjusting its ending to match the associated noun. It is distinct from related participles like spezialisiert (specialized or specified) and from the noun form Spezifität.

In sum, spezifischere signals a higher degree of specificity in describing a noun, most often encountered in precise, data-driven, or analytical discourse.