lysere

Lysere is the Danish comparative form of the adjective lys, meaning bright or light. It is used to compare the level of brightness or illumination between two or more things.

As a grammatical form, lysere is placed where a comparison is intended, often with the conjunction end meaning “than.” For example, “Det er lysere i dag end i går” translates to “It is brighter today than yesterday.” Another usage is with descriptive phrases such as “lysere farver” to indicate lighter colors, though Danish word choice can vary with context.

Lysere is not a standalone noun; it functions as a comparative adjective. In practice, it typically appears in sentences that express relative brightness or intensity, and it can modify nouns directly or appear with linking verbs such as “er” (is/are).

Cross-linguistic note: several Scandinavian languages have equivalent forms. Norwegian Bokmål uses lysere with similar meaning, while Swedish uses ljusare. The underlying concept in these languages is the same: a form used to express that something is more light or bright than another.

See also: lys (light), lyse (to illuminate), ljus (light, in Swedish), lysere (Norwegian usage).