volmaakter
Volmaakter is a Dutch adjective-form used as the comparative of volmaakt, generally conveying the idea of being more complete, more perfect, or more mature. In modern standard Dutch, the common way to express a higher degree of completeness is with the construction meer volmaakt, while volmaakter is attested mainly in literary, archaic, or stylistic contexts. The form can appear in both attributive and predicative positions, as in een volmaakter ontwerp or het ontwerp wordt volmaakter.
Etymology and form: volmaakter derives from volmaakt, which means complete or perfect. The suffix -er is a
Usage and nuance: volmaakter emphasizes a higher degree of completeness, refinement, or maturity, applicable to objects,
See also: volmaakt, perfectie, voltooiing, linguistics of Dutch comparatives.
Note: While accurate, the suffix-based form volmaakter is not common in everyday language and may feel stylistically