No. 412 in Estonian
suuremat
"Suuremat" is the partitive singular form of "suurem," meaning "bigger" or "greater."
In a sentence
Ma ei näinud midagi suuremat seal.
I didn't see anything bigger there.
In this sentence, 'suuremat' is the partitive form of the adjective 'suurem' (bigger), used to describe an object in comparison.
Ta otsis suuremat maja linnast.
He/She was looking for a bigger house in the city.
Here, 'suuremat' is used in the partitive case indicating an ongoing action or search for a house to fulfill the criteria of being 'bigger'.
Kas sa tead midagi suuremat, kui siin näha on?
Do you know anything greater than what is seen here?
In this context, 'suuremat' expresses a comparative level (greater) in a question format about something of larger or greater significance.
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