smærri
Smærri is a comparative adjective form found in several North Germanic languages and dialects, typically conveying the meaning "smaller" or "less" in reference to size or degree. The form includes the letter æ, a ligature common in Old Norse, Icelandic, Faroese, Danish and Norwegian orthographies, and reflects a long history of Germanic comparative formation.
As a grammatical form, smærri functions like other comparative adjectives: it is used to compare two entities
Etymologically the form traces back to older Germanic roots meaning "small," and its specific shape and pronunciation
Variants and cognates occur across the Scandinavian language family and reflect regular historical sound changes and