bessere

Bessere is a form of the German adjective besser, meaning better. It is used when the adjective precedes a noun directly (attributive use) and takes an ending that agrees with gender, number, and case.

In feminine singular nouns in the nominative or accusative, and in neuter singular nouns in these cases, the attributive form is erkennbare as “bessere.” Examples include eine bessere Lösung and das bessere Angebot. For masculine singular nouns, the forms differ (ein besserer Tag, den besseren Tag). In plural, after a definite article the form is typically die besseren (as in die besseren Ergebnisse); with no article, strong inflection yields phrases like bessere Lösungen.

Bessere commonly appears in everyday German as part of expressing a more favorable option or quality. It does not stand as a separate lexeme in most dictionaries; rather, it is the inflected comparative adjective adapting to the noun it modifies. In English, it is generally translated as “better.”

See also

German grammar: adjectives and their endings, comparative forms.