Declension and comparison German adjective superior
The adjective “superior” is gradable.The forms of "superior" are "superior,superiorer,am superiorsten". The endings in the comparative and superlative are er/sten.“superior” is inflectable. It forms different forms depending on gender, case, and number.The adjective superior can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).One can not only inflect and compare superior, but all German adjectives. Comments ☆
er
sten
The strong inflection of superior without articles or pronouns
Weak declension
The weak inflection of the adjective superior with the definite article 'der' or with pronouns like 'dieser' and 'jener'
Mixed declension
The mixed inflection of the adjective superior with the indefinite article 'ein' or with pronouns like 'kein' and 'mein'
Predicative use
Using superior as predicative
Translations
Translation of German superior
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superior
higher, superior, upper
верхний, превосходящий
superioridad
supérieur
üst
acima
superiore
deasupra
felsőbb
górny, wyższy
ανώτερος
bovenliggend, superieur
lepší, nadřazený
överlägsen
overlegen
上位の, 優れた
ylä, yläpuolella
overlegen
goiko
gornji, superiorni
висок, надминува
zgornji
nadriadený, vyšší
superioran
superioran, viši
вищий, переважаючий
висш, горен
вышэйшы
atas
phía trên
yuqori
ऊपरी
上方的
ด้านบน
상부의
yuxarı
ზედა
উপরের
lartë
उपरी
माथिल्लो
పైన
augšējais
மேலுள்ள
ülemine
վերեւի
bilind
עליונה
أعلى
برتر، عالی
بہتر، عالی
superior in dict.cc
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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “superior”
Is „superior“ gradable?
The adjective “superior” is gradable.
How do you form the comparative and superlative of “superior”?
The forms of "superior" are "superior,superiorer,am superiorsten". The endings in the comparative and superlative are er/sten.
How is "superior" used?
The adjective superior can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).
Is “superior” inflected?
“superior” is inflectable. It forms different forms depending on gender, case, and number.
What is the positive (base form) of “superior”?
The positive degree of “superior” is “superior”.
What is the comparative of "superior"?
The comparative of „superior“ is „superiorer“.
What is the superlative of “superior”?
The superlative of "superior" is "am superiorsten".
What is the strong declension of „superior“?
The strong declension of “superior” is:
Masculine:
superiorer, superioren, superiorem, superioren
Feminine:
superiore, superiorer, superiorer, superiore
Neutral:
superiores, superioren, superiorem, superiores
Plural:
superiore, superiorer, superioren, superiore
What is the weak declension of "superior"?
The weak declension of “superior” is:
Masculine:
der superiore, des superioren, dem superioren, den superioren
Feminine:
die superiore, der superioren, der superioren, die superiore
Neutral:
das superiore, des superioren, dem superioren, das superiore
Plural:
die superioren, der superioren, den superioren, die superioren
What is the mixed declension of “superior”?
The mixed declension of “superior” is:
Masculine:
ein superiorer, eines superioren, einem superioren, einen superioren
Feminine:
eine superiore, einer superioren, einer superioren, eine superiore
Neutral:
ein superiores, eines superioren, einem superioren, ein superiores
Plural:
keine superioren, keiner superioren, keinen superioren, keine superioren
The declension and comparison of superior as declination and comparison tables with all strong, weak and mixed forms. These become clear as tables in the singular and plural and in all four cases nominative, genitive, dative and accusative.