Haavoittuvamman

Haavoittuvamman is not a widely recognized term in Finnish and does not appear in standard dictionaries. It appears to be an inflected form derived from the adjective haavoittuva, which means vulnerable. In normal usage, Finnish expresses the comparative as haavoittuvampi ("more vulnerable") and the superlative as haavoittuvin ("most vulnerable").

The form haavoittuvamman does not belong to the standard inflection patterns of Finnish adjectives. If it surfaces in text, it is likely to be from dialectal, poetic, or erroneous usage, and would generally be avoided in formal writing. In ordinary Finnish, the intended meaning would typically be conveyed with haavoittuvampi, haavoittuvin, or with a noun-based construction such as haavoittuvuus (“vulnerability”) or haavoittuvainen (vulnerable person).

Possible interpretations in nonstandard contexts include treating haavoittuvamman as a nonstandard genitive-like form of a derived noun or as a mistaken attempt to form a comparative phrase. However, these would not be considered correct standard Finnish, and their interpretation would depend on the surrounding text and the author’s stylistic choices rather than established grammar.

Usage and style guidance: To express a comparison of vulnerability clearly in Finnish, use haavoittuvampi for “more vulnerable” and haavoittuvin for “the most vulnerable.” For abstract discussions about vulnerability, haavoittuvuus serves as the appropriate noun. If encountering haavoittuvamman, treat it as nonstandard and prefer the standard forms in formal writing.

See also: haavoittuva; haavoittuvainen; haavoittuvuus; haavoittuvampi; haavoittuvin.