Arvokkaimmat

Arvokkaimmat is a Finnish adjective form that translates roughly as “the most valuable” or “the most dignified” when describing a group of objects or people. It is the plural superlative of arvokas, meaning valuable, precious, or dignified. In usage, arvokkaimmat refers to the items or individuals that rank highest in value, significance, or esteem within a defined set. The sense can be monetary, symbolic, historical, or social, depending on context.

The form is commonly used with plural nouns, for example arvokkaimmat esineet (the most valuable items) or arvokkaimmat henkilöt (the most distinguished people). In catalogs, museum labels, or rankings, arvokkaimmat conveys central importance rather than merely high price.

Formation: In Finnish, the superlative for plural nominatives is created by adding the suffix -immat to the stem of the adjective, here arvokas → arvokkaimmat. The corresponding singular forms are arvokkaimman (genitive) or arvokkaisin (superlative for other cases), depending on grammar and sentence structure.

See also: arvokas; Finnish grammar; superlative.