No. 15,102 in German
starker
"Starker" means "stronger" in English.
In a sentence
Ich sehe einen starken Baum im Park.
I see a strong tree in the park.
In this sentence, "starken" (a form of "stark") is an adjective describing the noun "Baum" (tree), meaning it is strong or sturdy.
Er hat einen starken Willen, Probleme zu lösen.
He has a strong will to solve problems.
Here, "starken" is used to describe the noun "Willen" (will), indicating determination or resilience.
Nach der Krankheit is sie wieder viel stärker geworden.
After the illness, she became much stronger again.
"Stärker" in this case is the comparative form of "stark", used to show improvement or increase in strength in comparison to her earlier state.
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