Äänekkäämpi

Äänekkäämpi is a Finnish word that translates to "louder" or "more vocal" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "äänekäs," which means "loud" or "vocal." The word can be used in various contexts to describe an increase in sound volume or an expression of opinions or feelings more assertively.

For instance, one might say that a person has become äänekkäämpi if they are speaking more loudly than before. Similarly, a protest or demonstration could be described as äänekkäämpi if the participants are expressing their demands with greater volume or intensity. In a figurative sense, äänekkäämpi can also refer to someone who is more outspoken or willing to voice their thoughts and feelings, even if they were previously reserved.

The grammatical structure of äänekkäämpi follows the typical comparative formation in Finnish. The root word "äänekäs" undergoes a change, adding the comparative suffix "-mpi." This grammatical feature allows for nuanced expression when comparing degrees of loudness or vocalization. The word's versatility makes it a common part of everyday Finnish conversation and writing.