Analüütilisem

Analüütilisem is an Estonian adjective meaning more analytical. It is the comparative form of the adjective analüütiline, which means analytical. The superlative form is kõige analüütilisem, meaning most analytical.

In Estonian grammar, adjectives are inflected to agree with the noun they modify in case, number, and to some extent, definiteness. The comparative and superlative forms of adjectives are often formed by adding suffixes or by using separate words. In the case of "analüütilisem," the comparative meaning is conveyed by adding the suffix "-m" to the base adjective.

The concept of being analytical refers to the ability to break down complex problems or information into smaller, more manageable parts to understand them better. This involves systematic reasoning, logical thinking, and attention to detail. Therefore, "analüütilisem" describes someone or something that exhibits these qualities to a greater degree than another.

For example, one might say that a particular student is "analüütilisem" in their approach to solving mathematical problems than another student, implying they use more systematic methods and delve deeper into the underlying principles. Similarly, a report could be described as "analüütilisem" if it provides a more thorough and detailed examination of the data compared to a previous or alternative report. The usage of "analüütilisem" emphasizes a relative increase in analytical capability or approach.