urokliwszy

urokliwszy is a Polish adjective derived from the word "urokliwy," meaning charming, attractive, or picturesque. As a comparative adjective, "urokliwszy" signifies a greater degree of these qualities. It is used to describe something or someone that is more charming, more attractive, or more picturesque than something or someone else. For example, one might say a particular landscape is "urokliwszy" than another, implying it possesses a superior level of beauty or charm. Similarly, a person could be described as "urokliwszy" in comparison to another individual, suggesting they are more appealing or captivating. The adjective is grammatically feminine in its base form, "urokliwa," but "urokliwszy" is the masculine singular comparative form. The feminine comparative would be "urokliwsza," and the neuter comparative would be "urokliwsze." The plural forms are "urokliwsze" for masculine persons and "urokliwsze" for all other plural nouns. Its usage is common in everyday Polish conversation and literature when making comparisons of aesthetic appeal, pleasantness, or allure.