More Irregular Comparatives: hoch, nah, viel
మరిన్ని ఒక్కటిమిక్కటమైన తులనాత్మక రూపాలు
Beyond gut and gern, three more everyday adjectives break the regular -er/-sten pattern — small, closed exceptions worth memorizing as a set, since German offers no shortcut to derive them.
Grammar Comparison
వ్యాకరణ పోలిక
Three more irregulars, best memorized as a fixed short list
hoch → höher → am höchsten (high) / nah → näher → am nächsten (near) / viel → mehr → am meisten (much)
తెలుగులో తులనా పదం (కంటే) మారదు, విశేషణమూ మారదు — ఎలాంటి ఒక్కటిమిక్కటమూ లేదు
Telugu's comparison structure never runs into irregularity at all, since the comparison postposition (కంటే) and the adjective itself both stay completely fixed regardless of which adjective is being compared — so German's handful of irregular comparatives (gut, gern, hoch, nah, viel) has no Telugu parallel to lean on. There's no pattern to derive these from; they're a short, closed list worth memorizing directly, the same way you already memorized gut → besser → am besten.
Vocabulary
పదజాలం
- Telugu
- ఎత్తైన → దీనికంటే ఎత్తైన → అన్నిటికంటే ఎత్తైనettaina → deeniki kante ettaina → anniti kante ettaina
- English
- high → higher → highest
- Telugu
- దగ్గర → దీనికంటే దగ్గర → అన్నిటికంటే దగ్గరdaggara → deeniki kante daggara → anniti kante daggara
- English
- near → nearer → nearest
- Telugu
- ఎక్కువ → దీనికంటే ఎక్కువ → అన్నిటికంటే ఎక్కువekkuva → deeniki kante ekkuva → anniti kante ekkuva
- English
- much → more → most