Epätasaisemmaksi

Epätasaisemmaksi is the allative plural form of the Finnish adjective epätasaisempi, which means "less even" or "more uneven." In Finnish grammar, the allative case indicates movement towards a place or destination, and it is often used to express a transition or a change in state. The plural form indicates that the adjective is describing multiple items or entities. Therefore, epätasaisemmaksi literally translates to "towards more unevenness" or "becoming more uneven." This form is used when something is changing from a state of being relatively even to a state of being more uneven, or when describing a movement towards a collection of things that are becoming more uneven. For example, one might say that a road is becoming epätasaisemmaksi as it deteriorates, or that a group of objects is arranged epätasaisemmaksi if they are placed in a less orderly fashion. The comparative form "epätasaisempi" indicates a comparison between two states or objects, where one is less even than the other. The allative case then adds the dimension of movement or transition into this comparative state.