Eläväisempiä

"Eläväisempiä" is a Finnish word. It is the comparative plural form of the adjective "eläväinen," which means lively or animated. Therefore, "eläväisempiä" translates to "livelier" or "more animated" when referring to multiple things. For example, one might say that a particular group of actors gave "eläväisempiä" performances than another group, indicating their acting was more spirited or engaging. Similarly, a description of a city might use "eläväisempiä" to suggest it is more bustling and full of life compared to another. The root word, "elävä," means alive or living, so "eläväinen" adds a nuance of being full of life or vibrantly active. The comparative form "eläväisempiä" is used to draw a distinction, highlighting a greater degree of liveliness in one set of subjects when compared to another. This grammatical form is common in Finnish for making comparative statements about plural nouns.