Niyatha Sansandanaya - නියත සංසන්දනය - Regular Comparison.
Positive. | Comparative. | Superlative. |
Young | younger | youngest |
Cold | colder | coldest |
Bright | brighter | brightest |
Tall | taller | tallest. |
Positive. | Comparative. | Superlative. |
Flat | flatter | flattest |
Glad | gladder | gladdest |
Dim | dimmer | dimmest |
Positive. | Comparative. | Superlative. |
Large | larger | largest |
Nice | nicer | nicest |
True | truer | truest. |
Positive. | Comparative. | Superlative. |
Jolly | jollier | jolliest |
Dry | drier | driest |
Juicy | juicier | juiciest |
(පහත උදාහරණ දෙක බලන්න.)
Thus, we say for The Positive: Difficult, beautiful and beautiful;
The Comparative: more difficult, more beautiful, more satisfactory …
And, for the Superlative: most difficult, most beautiful, most satisfactory …}
{Note the following sentences.}
• Comparative - Pawani is more beautiful than Samadhi.
• Superlative - Guwani is the most beautiful girl in the class.
Gold is more precious than any other metal.
Gold is the most precious of all the metals.
N.B. Whenever you compare two (beings/thing/situations/ …) that thought of or imagined or known and so on, then you can negate the conjunction ‘than’...
He is better now.
I will make it faster.
This looks speedier. …