stabiler

Stabiler is the comparative form of the German adjective stabil, meaning more stable or steady. It is used to compare degrees of stability among objects, processes, or conditions and is common in everyday language as well as technical contexts.

Origin and grammar: Stabil derives from Latin stabilis. The comparative suffix -er yields stabiler. In use it agrees with gender, number, and case: for example, “ein stabiler Zustand” (masculine singular), “eine stabilere Lösung” (feminine singular), “stabile Zustände” (plural).

Usage in practice: In science, engineering and economics, stabiler describes increased resilience or steadiness relative to another state. Examples: “Die Lage ist stabiler als gestern.” “Der Markt ist stabiler.” “Der Akku ist stabiler.” The term can also describe systems or processes that have reached a less volatile condition or that maintain equilibrium under changing influences.

See also: Stabilität, Stabilisierung, Adjektivdeklination.