Epäselvempiin

Epäselvempiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective "epäselvä." The root word "epäselvä" translates to "unclear," "vague," or "indistinct" in English. Therefore, "epäselvempiin" indicates a comparative state of being unclear or vague, directed towards multiple entities or concepts in a way that suggests movement or direction into that less clear state.

In grammatical context, the illative case in Finnish signifies movement into or towards something. When applied to the comparative adjective "epäselvempi" (more unclear, vaguer), the illative plural "epäselvempiin" suggests a process or movement into a state of becoming more unclear or more vague for several things. For example, one might use this form when describing a situation where multiple pieces of information are becoming increasingly difficult to understand or distinguish. The exact nuance depends heavily on the surrounding sentence structure and context. It implies a transition from a state of relative clarity to a state of greater ambiguity or indistinctness affecting multiple subjects.