bedeutsameren

Bedeutsameren is a German adjective form used in the comparative degree before a plural noun with a definite determiner. The base adjective bedeutsam means significant or meaningful. Its standard comparative form is bedeutsamer; when it appears with a plural noun that has a definite article, German applies a weak declension, yielding bedeutsameren, as in die bedeutsameren Ereignisse (the more significant events).

Usage and examples: In formal writing or analysis, bedeutsameren is used to compare the relative significance of multiple items. Examples include: Die bedeutsameren Ergebnisse der Studie deuten auf neue Trends hin, and Die bedeutsameren Argumente wurden im Abschlussbericht hervorgehoben. The form signals that one set is more significant than another within a clearly defined group.

Grammatical notes: The form reflects standard German adjective declension in the plural with a definite determiner. It combines the comparative stem bedeutsamer with the plural ending -en, which is typical for adjectives following a definite article in plural. For singular contexts or indefinite nouns, other endings would apply (for example, bedeutsamer Mann, bedeutsamere Ergebnisse, etc.).

Etymology: bedeutsam is derived from bedeutung meaning significance, with the suffix -sam forming the adjective; the comparative suffix -er yields bedeutsamer, and the plural definite ending -en produces bedeutsameren in appropriate contexts.

See also: bedeutsam, Bedeutung, Komparativ, Grammatik.