effektiverem

Effektiverem is a German adjective form that expresses the idea of something being more effective. It is the comparative form of effektiv, used to compare two or more instances in terms of effectiveness. The form effektiverem specifically appears in the dative singular for masculine and neuter nouns when the adjective is declined without a preceding determiner (strong declension) or after prepositions that require the dative case.

In German, adjectives change their endings according to case, gender and number, as well as the presence or absence of a determiner. The form effektiverem results from combining the comparative suffix -er with the dative singular ending -em. This makes it suitable for phrases such as mit effektiverem Plan or bei effektiverem Vorgehen, where the nouns Plan (masculine) and Vorgehen (neuter) appear in the dative case without a definite article.

Common usage of effektiverem tends to occur in formal or technical writing, policy discussions, and analyses where a more precise comparison of methods, plans, or procedures is required. It contrasts with forms like dem effektiveren Plan (dative with a definite article) or effektiveres Vorgehen (nominative or accusative with a neuter noun), illustrating how article choice influences adjective endings.

Etymologically, effektiv derives from the word effect, with the comparative suffix -er forming effektiver, which then takes the appropriate case endings to yield effektiverem in the dative singular. Related terms include Effektivität (effectiveness) and effekti vität in broader discussions of efficiency and impact.