augljósari

Augl jósari is the Icelandic comparative form of the adjective augljós, meaning "obvious" or "apparent." It is used to indicate that something is more obvious than another thing.

Usage examples include: "Þessi útskýring er augljósari en sú fyrri." and "Það er augljósari kostur að framkvæma verkefnið núna." In these sentences augljósari functions as a modifier for a noun, signaling a higher degree of obviousness.

Morphology and syntax: In Icelandic, adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number, and definiteness. The comparative form augljósari is created by adding the suffix -ari to the stem augljós. Other inflected forms occur to match the noun (for example, feminine, neuter, plural, and definite forms, as with other adjectives). Thus, augljósari can appear in different paradigms depending on the noun it modifies.

Etymology and related forms: The base augljós comes from the Icelandic word for "visible" and is composed historically from roots related to seeing and light. The comparative augljósari is formed using the standard Icelandic pattern for adjectives in the comparative degree. Related terms include augljós (the base form meaning obvious) and broader discussions of Icelandic adjective inflection in grammar references.

See also: augljós; Icelandic grammar; comparative adjectives in Icelandic.