aufwändigerer

Aufwändigerer is not a standard dictionary entry for a German word; it is generally considered an nonstandard or erroneous form. The base adjective is aufwendig, meaning that something requires a lot of effort, time, or money—i.e., elaborate or costly. In normal use, speakers employ the standard comparative forms aufwendiger or, in some spellings, aufwändiger.

Grammatically, the comparative of aufwendig is typically aufwendiger (or, depending on orthography, aufwändiger). When declined attributively with a definite article, the form becomes der aufwendigere Plan, die aufwendigere Aufgabe, etc. With an indefinite article or without an article, other declensions apply (ein aufwendiger Plan; einen aufwendigeren Plan). The construction mit aufwändigerer does not follow ordinary German inflection patterns and is usually viewed as incorrect.

Usage notes and synonyms: aufwendig conveys the sense of requiring substantial resources or effort. It is often contrasted with simpler or less costly alternatives. In many contexts, writers may prefer more precise terms such as aufwendig, kostspielig, zeitaufwendig, or komplex, depending on the nuance intended.

Etymology: aufwendig is a compound of prefix auf- andwendig, historically linked to expenditure or effort; the noun Aufwand means expenditure or effort, from which the adjective sense derives.

In summary, aufwändigerer is not standard German for the comparative of aufwendig; the correct forms are aufwendiger or aufwändiger, with appropriate declension matching the noun and article.