Hõlpsamaid

Hõlpsamaid is a Finnish word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "lihtne," which means "easy" or "simple." Therefore, "hõlpsamaid" translates to "easier" or "simpler."

The word is used in sentences to compare two or more things in terms of their ease or simplicity. For example, one might say that a particular task is "hõlpsamaid kui see teine" which means "easier than that other one." It can also be used to indicate a relative degree of ease, such as in "see on hõlpsamaid teid" meaning "this is an easier route."

The word follows standard Finnish grammar rules for adjective declension. Its usage is common in everyday conversation and writing when discussing comparative levels of difficulty or complexity. Unlike some languages that might have distinct words for "easier" and "simpler," "hõlpsamaid" encompasses both nuances depending on the context. The word itself is not a noun or a verb but functions solely as an adjective in its comparative form.