Ihmismäisempi

Ihmismäisempi is a Finnish word that translates to "more human-like" or "more humane" in English. It is a comparative adjective, meaning it describes something as possessing a greater degree of human characteristics or qualities compared to something else. The root word is "ihminen," meaning "human."

The term "ihmismäisempi" can be used in various contexts. It might refer to behavior that is more empathetic, compassionate, or understanding. For example, a leader might be described as "ihmismäisempi" if they show more concern for their employees' well-being. It can also apply to physical attributes, suggesting a form that more closely resembles a human body. In a broader sense, it can indicate a quality that is more in line with what is considered good or ethical human behavior, as opposed to something cold, robotic, or cruel. The opposite of "ihmismäisempi" would be something less human-like, perhaps "epäinhimillinen" (inhumane) or "koneellinen" (mechanical). The word emphasizes a spectrum of qualities that relate to the essence of being human.