geresni

Geresni is the Lithuanian feminine plural? The correct approach: Geresni is the masculine plural form of the comparative adjective geresnis, meaning "better." It is used to compare two or more masculine or mixed‑gender nouns in the nominative and accusative cases. The feminine plural form is geresnės, and other cases and genders take different endings derived from the same stem.

Usage examples illustrate how it functions in a sentence:

- Šie batai yra geresni už senus. (These shoes are better than the old ones.)

- Jie rado geresnius sprendimus. (They found better solutions.)

Inflection notes:

- Masculine plural nominative/accusative: geresni

- Feminine plural nominative/accusative: geresnės

- Genitive plural: geresnių

- Dative plural: geresniems

- Instrumental plural: geresniais

- Locative plural: geresniuose

These forms reflect how the Lithuanian comparative adjective changes endings across cases and genders.

Related forms:

- geras (positive)

- geresnis (singular masculine comparative)

- geriausias (superlative)

See also:

- Lithuanian grammar

- Comparative and superlative forms in Lithuanian

Geresni, as part of the comparative system, is commonly used in everyday Lithuanian to express that one or several items are considered better than others. Its correct use depends on matching gender, number, and case with the noun it modifies.