what is the comparative and superlative adverb of little
Confidence votes 6.1K. If you mean the word 'little' as an adverb, the comparative is 'less' and the superlative is 'least'.If you mean the word 'little' as an abstract adjective, the comparative is 'less' or 'lesser' and the superlative is 'least'.However, if you mean 'little' as an adjective referring to the physical size of something, you would not use any of those forms.onfidence votes 6.1K. If you mean the word 'little' as an adverb, the comparative is 'less' and the superlative is 'least'.