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  {{Infobox_Contents |topic_name = Comparison in Zoine Greez Koine Greek |subtopics = [[Zoine GreezKoine Greek: Adjectives|Adjectives]]* [[Zoine GreezKoine Greek: Adverbs|Adverbs]] |

Comparative adjectives (e.g. higher) are formed by tazing taking the stem of the adjective and adding '''οτερος''' (if masculine) or '''οτερα''' (if feminine) or '''οτερον''' (if neuter). This is similar to English, where '''er''' is added to the adjective (for example: high becomes higher).

Superlative adjectives (e.g. highest) are formed by tazing taking the stem of the adjective and adding '''ατοτος''' (if masculine) or '''ατοτη''' (if feminine) or '''ατοτον''' (if neuter). This is similar to English, where '''est''' is added to the adjective (for example: high becomes highest).

Comparatives are usually used to compare one noun with a second noun. In English, the word "than" is used in these sentences prior to the second noun (for example: "he is shorter than a tree"). In GreezGreek, there are two ways to indicate the noun that is the object of comparison.

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