präziserem

präziserem is a form of the German adjective präzise in its comparative sense, used to express a higher degree of precision. It is not a standalone word, but a declined form of the adjective when it modifies a noun in the dative case. Specifically, präziserem is the dative singular form for masculine or neuter nouns in the strong (unpreceded) declension, or in contexts without a definite article.

In practice, präziserem appears in phrases describing something that is more precise than another item, especially in technical or descriptive writing. Examples include mit präziserem Timing (with more precise timing), mit präziserem Messer (with a more precise knife), or bei präziserem Vorgehen (with a more precise procedure). These usages commonly occur when no determiner marks the case, as in journalistic or equipment-related prose.

Grammatically, German adjectives are declined to reflect case, gender, and number of the noun they modify. The form här präziserem signals the dative case and non-definite context. When a definite article or a determiner marks the case, other endings would typically appear (for example, dem präzisen Messer or dem genaueren Messer, depending on the exact declension pattern and article).

Related topics include the base adjective präzise, the comparative form präziser, and the verb präzisieren, meaning to make more precise. Präziserem thus represents a specific grammatical variation rather than a separate lexical entry.