No. 671 in Swedish
svårare
"Svårare" means "more difficult" in English.
In a sentence
Det har blivit svårare att hitta parkering i staden.
It has become more difficult to find parking in the city.
'Svårare' is used as a comparative adjective to describe the increasing difficulty.
För honom är matematik mycket svårare än historia.
For him, mathematics is much harder than history.
'Svårare' is used to compare the relative difficulty between two subjects.
Problemet är svårare än vad vi trodde från början.
The problem is more difficult than we initially thought.
'Svårare' is used to indicate an unexpected level of difficulty in the described problem.
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