kühlerer

Kühlerer is a nonstandard or informal comparative form of the German adjective kühl. In standard German, the comparative degree is formed with kühl → kühler, and the superlative with am kühlsten. The form kühl erer or kühl erer, written as kühlERER here, is not part of normative grammar and is generally considered incorrect in formal writing. It may appear only in casual speech, playful language, or as a deliberate stylistic device in humor or satire.

Usage and interpretation

In typical usage, speakers would replace kühl erer with the standard küler form: der Raum ist kühler als der Flur, or noch kühler if more emphasis is desired. The nonstandard form kühlERER might be used to convey emphasis, irony, or a character’s idiosyncratic speech pattern in fiction, but it risks being read as a mistake by readers and editors. Outside of creative writing, its appearance should be avoided in formal contexts.

Regional and stylistic notes

Some linguistic environments or dialects may tolerate nonstandard comparatives for emphasis or rhythm. However, such forms are not accepted in standard written German and are generally considered nonstandard across dialect boundaries. When clarity and correctness are desired, stick to kühl → kühler or expressions like noch kühler or viel kühler.

Summary

Kühlerer is not a recognized standard form. It appears only as a nonstandard variant in informal contexts and is usually avoided in formal German. In formal writing, use kühler or phrases such as noch kühler to indicate increased coolness.