Specialer: meaning, definitions and examples
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specialer
[ ˈspɛʃələr ]
comparative degree
The term 'specialer' is the comparative form of 'special'. It is used to compare the uniqueness or distinctiveness of one thing to another. However, 'specialer' is less commonly used than 'more special', which is the preferred comparative form.
Synonyms
more distinct, more unique.
Examples of usage
- This event is specialer than the last one.
- She has a specialer talent than her peers.
- In this context, his role is specialer than usual.
Translations
Translations of the word "specialer" in other languages:
🇵🇹 especial
- especialista
- especialidade
🇮🇳 विशेष
- विशेषज्ञ
- विशेषता
🇩🇪 spezial
- Spezialist
- Spezialität
🇮🇩 khusus
- spesialis
- spesialitas
🇺🇦 особливий
- спеціаліст
- спеціальність
🇵🇱 specjalny
- specjalista
- specjalność
🇯🇵 特別な
- 専門家
- 特性
🇫🇷 spécial
- spécialiste
- spécialité
🇪🇸 especial
- especialista
- especialidad
🇹🇷 özel
- uzman
- uzmanlık
🇰🇷 특별한
- 전문가
- 특성
🇸🇦 خاص
- خبير
- خصائص
🇨🇿 speciální
- specialista
- specialita
🇸🇰 špeciálny
- špecialista
- špecialita
🇨🇳 特别的
- 专家
- 特性
🇸🇮 poseben
- specialist
- specialnost
🇮🇸 sérstakur
- sérfræðingur
- sérkenni
🇰🇿 арнайы
- маман
- арнайы мамандық
🇬🇪 სპეციალური
- სპეციალისტი
- სპეციალობა
🇦🇿 xüsusi
- mütəxəssis
- xüsusiyyət
🇲🇽 especial
- especialista
- especialidad
Etymology
The word 'special' originated from the Latin word 'specialis', which means 'individual' or 'particular'. The evolution of the term occurred through the Old French word 'special', before making its way into Middle English as 'specialle'. The comparative form, 'specialer', is an informal construction in English grammar, where the suffix '-er' is added to the adjective. Typically, English speakers favor the construction 'more special' due to the perception that 'special' is a word of more than two syllables, which often leads to the use of 'more' instead of '-er'. Over time, 'special' and its derivatives have retained a sense of uniqueness and distinctiveness across various contexts, from everyday language to formal uses.