Hektisempää

Hektisempää is a Finnish word that translates to "more hectic" or "busier" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "hektinen," meaning hectic or busy. The word describes a state of increased activity, stress, or urgency compared to a previous or normal state.

The term can be applied to various situations. For example, a person might describe their workweek as "hektisempää" if it involved more tasks, deadlines, and pressure than usual. Similarly, a period of the year, such as the lead-up to a major holiday, could be considered "hektisempää" due to the increased demands and activities associated with it. In a broader sense, "hektisempää" can also refer to a general increase in pace or intensity within a society or an event.

The usage of "hektisempää" implies a comparison, suggesting that the current state is notably more demanding or fast-paced than what has been experienced before or is considered typical. It is a common term in everyday Finnish conversation to articulate feelings of being overwhelmed or experiencing a higher level of activity.