catholicior

Latin

Etymology

From catholicus +‎ -ior.

Pronunciation

Adjective

catholicior (comparative, neuter catholicius); third declension

  1. comparative degree of catholicus
    • 1872, J. Gagarin, Les Jésuites de Russie (overall work in French), page 129:
      « Credas mihi, inquit, Pontifex, ut potè cæteris Catholicis principibus catholicior (sic enim ait) non male habebit, Jesuitas in hoc Imperio remanere. »
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Declension

Third-declension comparative adjective.

singular plural
masc./fem. neuter masc./fem. neuter
nominative catholicior catholicius catholiciōrēs catholiciōra
genitive catholiciōris catholiciōrum
dative catholiciōrī catholiciōribus
accusative catholiciōrem catholicius catholiciōrēs
catholiciōrīs 		catholiciōra
ablative catholiciōre
catholiciōrī 		catholiciōribus
vocative catholicior catholicius catholiciōrēs catholiciōra
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