fachlichere

Fachlichere is the comparative form of the German adjective fachlich, which means related to a field of knowledge, technical, or profession-specific. The word expresses that something is more aligned with a particular discipline or more technically oriented than another thing.

In grammar, fachlich can take a comparative ending to form fachlichere when used directly before a noun (attributive position). This form changes with gender, number, and case, but is commonly seen in phrases like eine fachlichere Analyse (a more technically oriented analysis), fachlichere Anforderungen (more field-specific requirements), or fachlichere Lösungen (more technically sound solutions). In predicative use after a linking verb, the comparative is typically fachlicher, as in Dieses Konzept ist fachlicher als jenes (This concept is more fachlich than that one).

Etymology-wise, fachlich derives from Fach (field/subject) with the suffix -lich, meaning pertaining to. The comparative suffix -er yields fachlichere for suitable inflection patterns.

Usage context for fachlichere is mainly professional, academic, or policy discussions where precision about field-specific relevance or technical adequacy matters. It is less common in everyday casual language, where simpler adjectives or synonyms might be used.

See also: fachlich, Fachlichkeit, Fachwissen. Note that fachlichere is not an adverb; the adverbial form is typically fachlich.