Heikompi
Heikompi is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective heikko, meaning weak, frail, or of poor quality. It functions to compare two items or states in terms of weakness or lesser strength, commonly in everyday speech and written Finnish.
In use, heikompi appears in phrases such as terveydentilan vertailussa or teknisessä kontekstissa: Talo on heikompi
Etymology and form: heikompi is created by attaching the comparative suffix -mpi to the stem of the
Notes: Heikompi does not itself specify whether weakness is temporary or permanent; context usually clarifies this.
See also: heikko, vertailun aste, Finnish grammar. Translation equivalents include weaker in English.