frequentior
Frequentior is a Latin term that functions as the comparative form of the adjectives frequentus or frequens, meaning “more frequent” or “more common.” It is formed with the standard comparative suffix -ior and is used to compare occurrences, frequencies, or regularity of events or conditions in Latin.
In Latin grammar and literature, frequentior appears to express a higher rate of occurrence than another item
The word should be distinguished from frequentor, a noun meaning “one who frequents” or attends regularly, which
Related Latin terms include frequens and frequentus (the base adjectives) and frequentia (frequency or abundance). In