Aggressiivisemman

Aggressiivisemman is a Finnish adjective form, specifically the genitive singular of the comparative adjective aggressiivisempi. The base adjective aggressiivinen means “aggressive,” and the comparative form aggressiivisempi means “more aggressive.” Finnish adjectives in the comparative can take different case endings to match the noun they modify; in the genitive singular the form becomes aggressiivisemman. This form is used when describing a noun in genitive or in noun phrases where the adjective itself carries the comparative meaning.

In practice, aggressiivisemman is not a standalone dictionary headword but a grammatical form that appears in sentences as part of larger phrases. It can modify a noun in the genitive case, for example in phrases such as aggressiivisemman roolin, meaning “a more aggressive role,” or aggressiivisemman käytöksen, meaning “the more aggressive behavior.” The overall meaning remains the same as the base comparative aggressiivisempi, but the ending reflects the noun’s case within the phrase.

Usage notes: aggressiivisemman is commonly used in descriptions of behavior, strategies, performances, or tones that are more forceful or assertive than another reference point. It is compatible with various nouns (rooli, käytös, asenne, etc.) and with different sentence structures that require the genitive singular of the modifier.

Related forms include aggressiivisempi (nominative singular) and aggressiivisin (superlative). The word derives from aggressiivinen and follows standard Finnish inflection for adjectives ending in -inen.

See also: aggressiivinen, aggressiivisempi, Finnish adjective inflection, comparative and superlative forms.