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No. 9,715 in German

nasser

Comparative of "nass": wetter.

In a sentence

  • Der nasse Hund lief durch die Straße.

    The wet dog ran through the street.

    Here, 'nasse' describes the condition of the dog (wet). It is an attributive adjective.

  • Je nasser der Boden, desto schwieriger wird es zu laufen.

    The wetter the ground, the more difficult it becomes to walk.

    Here, 'nasser' is part of a comparative phrase, used to compare levels of wetness.

  • Ich vermeide nassere Kleidung, wenn ich schon erkältet bin.

    I avoid wetter clothing when I am already cold.

    Here, 'nassere' is the comparative form of 'nass,' used to compare degrees of being wet among clothes.

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