 The comparative form of adjectives is used when comparing at least two nouns, where one has "more" of the characteristic denoted by the adjective.The comparative form is derived by reduplicating the first syllable of the root; for example, "'naud-udi", "(the) later (one in a sequence) < "naudi", "last" < "udi" "rear".The moderate form of an adjective denotes that what is being described has some degree of quality.