Definition
More inclined to flop; more loose, soft, or hanging down; comparative form of floppy.
Etymology
Comparative degree of 'floppy' (adjective from 'flop'), using the '-er' suffix for two-syllable adjectives, a pattern stretching back to Old English.
Kelly Says
English's comparative and superlative system is ancient: 'floppier/floppiest' follows the same -er/-est pattern as 'bigger/biggest' from Old English, though we reserve these for shorter adjectives while using 'more/most' for longer ones.
Translations
ARالعربية
أكثر ليونة
ak-thar li-yuna
DADansk
blødere
blød-e-re
DEDeutsch
weicher
vay-cher
ELΕλληνικά
μαλακότερο
ma-la-ko-te-ro
ESEspañol
más blando
mas blan-do
FISuomi
pehmeämpi
peh-mä-n-pi
FRFrançais
plus souple
plü-s soo-pl
HEעברית
יותר רך
yit-ay rekh
HIहिन्दी
अधिक नरम
adhik naram
IDBahasa Indonesia
lebih lembut
le-bih lem-but
ITItaliano
più morbido
pü-i mor-bi-do
JA日本語
より柔らかい
yo-ri ya-w-ra-kai
KO한국어
더 부드러워
deo bu-deu-reo-wo
MSBahasa Melayu
lebih lembut
le-bih lem-but
MYမြန်မာ
ကျ Schülern
ka-shwe-lin
NLNederlands
zachter
zak-ter
PLPolski
miększy
m-y-eks-zy
PTPortuguês
mais macio
mais ma-sío
RORomână
mai moale
mai mo-ale
SVSvenska
mjukare
myu-ka-re
TAதமிழ்
மென்மையாக
men-mai-ya-ag
TEతెలుగు
మృదువుగా
mr-idu-vu-ga
TLTL
mas malambot
mas ma-la-bot
TRTürkçe
daha yumuşak
da-ha yu-mu-şak
UKУкраїнська
м'якше
m'yak-she
VITiếng Việt
mềm hơn
mem hon
ZUZU
ukushela
u-ku-she-la