No. 13,511 in Polish

pewniejsza

Comparative form of "sure" or "certain" (more sure/certain).

In a sentence

Anka jest teraz pewniejsza siebie niż kiedykolwiek wcześniej.
Anka is now more self-confident than ever before.
In this sentence, "pewniejsza" denotes increased self-assurance compared to a previous state. It demonstrates a comparative usage regarding personal characteristics.
Wygląda na to, że pewniejsze rozwiązanie tego problemu nie istnieje.
It seems that a surer solution to this problem does not exist.
Here, "pewniejsza" is applied to a solution, implying more reliability or assurance. It reflects a comparative degree of dependability.
Droga asfaltowa jest pewniejsza podczas deszczu niż droga szutrowa.
The asphalt road is safer during rain than the gravel road.
In this context, "pewniejsza" conveys the comparative safety or reliability of the options available, as assessed under specific circumstances.

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