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"More" in Latin

abundantior

(comparative of much)

ior

(word to form a comparative)

ius

(word to form a comparative)

magis

(comparative of much)

or

(word to form a comparative)

plus

(word to form a comparative)

plūs

(comparative of much)

us

(word to form a comparative)

plus

(comparative of many)

plus

(comparative of much)

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