suuremaid

In a sentence

• Mul on vaja suuremaid kingi.

  I need larger shoes.

  In this sentence, 'suuremaid' is the comparative form of 'suur' (big) and is used here as an adjective modifying the noun 'kingi' (shoes) to mean larger shoes.

• See projekt vajab suuremaid investeeringuid.

  This project needs larger investments.

  'Suuremaid' describes 'investeeringuid' (investments) in the comparative degree, indicating the necessity for greater investments compared to before or another context.

• Kas sa tahaksid suuremaid ülesandeid proovima?

  Would you like to try larger tasks?

  In this sentence, 'suuremaid' qualifies 'ülesandeid' (tasks) in a comparative way, suggesting more significant or extensive tasks than the current ones.