großvolumiger

Großvolumiger is a German adjective meaning "having a large volume" or "high-volume." It is the comparative form of großvolumig and is used to compare two items in terms of their capacity or physical space. The base term conveys that something possesses a substantial volume, while the comparative form indicates that one item has a larger volume than another.

Formation and usage notes: großvolumig is a compound formed from groß (big) and volumig (voluminous) with the typical adjectival suffix -ig. The comparative is großvolumiger, and the superlative is am großvolumigsten. In practice, the term appears most often in technical or formal writing, where precise descriptions of capacity, storage, or throughput are required. It can describe containers, equipment, packaging, or processes with particularly large volumes.

Contexts and examples: Examples include großvolumige Behälter (large-volume containers), großvolumige Verpackungen (large-volume packaging), and großvolumige Lieferungen (high-volume shipments). In data-oriented contexts, writers may use großvolumig to denote large data volumes, though hochvolumig or große Datenmengen are also common alternatives depending on the field.

See also: voluminös, großvolumen, hochvolumig, volumen. Etymology: derived from groß meaning "big" and a stem related to volume, with the adjectival suffix -ig to express a characteristic. The term is primarily found in technical German and in settings where volume is a key parameter.