maiorem
Maiorem is a Latin form that appears primarily as the accusative singular of the comparative adjective maior, meaning greater or larger. In Latin, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case, and maiorem specifically functions as the masculine or feminine accusative singular form of maior. It is not a standalone dictionary entry; rather, it is a grammatical inflection used within phrases and sentences.
Etymology and morphology: Maiorem derives from the root maior, the comparative of magnus (great). The ending
Usage: Maiorem is used to express comparison or emphasis of size, importance, or degree within a sentence.
Notes: Maiorem is a specialized inflected form rather than a standalone lexical item. Learners encounter it