häufigeren

Häufigeren is the comparative form of the German adjective häufig, meaning more frequent or more common. It is not a standalone word but a declined form that appears in plural contexts, particularly when the adjective follows a determiner and a case ending requires -en (the weak declension).

In practice, häufigeren occurs in phrases referring to plural nouns. For example: die häufigeren Termine (the more frequent appointments); in den häufigeren Fällen (in the more frequent cases); der häufigeren Termine (genitive plural). In these instances, the form अंतिम ending is -en as part of the plural weak ending. The same pattern applies in the dative plural: mit den häufigeren Terminen.

Häufigeren contrasts with the singular forms of the adjective. For singular nouns, you would use häufigerer (masculine), häufigere (feminine and neuter in many contexts), or häufiges (neuter in some contexts). The adverbial use of the base form häufig, meaning more often or more frequently, is common as well, but that usage does not take the -en ending.

Etymologically, häufigeren derives from the adjective häufig, which itself traces back to Germanic roots meaning frequent or habitual, with the comparative suffix -er. In contemporary German, häufigeren is a grammatical inflection used to express a higher frequency of occurrence in plural nouns and appropriate cases.