lepsze

Lepsze is a Polish word that serves primarily as a comparative and qualitative form of the adjective dobry (good). In most contexts it expresses that something is of higher quality than another item. Grammatically, lepsze appears in contexts such as lepsze rzeczy (better things) or to jest lepsze (this is better). It can function as a modifier for plural feminine and neuter nouns, and it also appears as a substantive phrase meaning “the better ones” when used with demonstratives like te lepsze (these better ones). The corresponding comparative form is lepszy, and the superlative is najlepszy.

Lepsze is widely used in everyday Polish, journalism, and literature to compare performance, quality, or conditions. Phrases like lepsze czasy (better times) and lepsza jakość (higher quality) are common.

In addition to its ordinary grammatical role, lepsze may appear as a proper noun in titles, brands, or organizational names, though such uses are not standardized and vary by locale. There is no single widely recognized international entity officially named Lepsze; most uses are local or incidental.

See also: dobry, lepszy, najlepszy; qualifiers and comparison in Polish grammar.