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[Koen G]

"aller" confuses me. Did the plural form for nominative "aller" ever existed instead of "allen", at least, in rare cases? Could it be Komparativ "aller"?

If it's "aller" as in "every" , I think the only plural you can have is Genitive. This is a very frequent form and even still has a limited existence in modern Dutch. Comparative form for "all" is impossible, as far as I know. You can't have "more every". Unless it's from some other meaning of "all" or "al".

Still there is a problem if you want aller to be an adjective with mallier as noun, because Germanic languages will have a very strong tendency to put the noun second. Something like "aller mallier" would make much more sense word-order wise.