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The comparative suffix -er (and its allomorph -der) is regularly used to convert adjectives in the positive degree to adjectives in the comparative degree.

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The comparative suffix -er (and its allomorph -der) is used to convert adjectives in the positive degree to adjectives in the comparative degree. Some examples are provided below.

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a. heech - heger
high - higher
b. tûk - tûker
smart - smarter
c. skier - skierder
drab - drabber
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