stärkerer

Stärkerer is not a standard standalone term in contemporary German. It appears primarily as a historical or dialectal inflected form related to the adjective stark (strong) rather than as a commonly used modern word. In current standard German, the comparative form is stärker, and the typical noun form for “the stronger one” is der Stärkere.

Grammatical and contextual notes: the form stärkerer would be a variant of the adjective with an inflection that some old or regional texts occasionally used, or it could occur when capitalized as a noun in older orthography. In modern practice, if one wants to refer to a person who is stronger, preferred constructions are der Stärkere (singular, masculine) or die Stärkeren (plural). The adjective stem stärk- combines with the standard endings, while the suffix -er in stärkerer would be unusual outside of historical or dialect contexts.

Usage and examples: in everyday language, one would say, “Er ist stärker als sein Bruder.” or, to refer to a specific person as the stronger one, “Der Stärkere hat gewonnen.” If encountered, stärkerer would typically be found only in old texts or niche dialectal writings, and would not reflect mainstream modern grammar.

See also: stark, stärker, Stärkere, Stärke. These terms cover the basic degrees and nominalizations related to strength in German.