Ilmeisempää

Ilmeisempää is a Finnish word that translates to "more obvious," "more apparent," or "more evident" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "ilmeinen," which means obvious, apparent, or evident.

The word "ilmeisempää" is used to describe something that is more clearly or noticeably obvious than something else. For example, if one situation is slightly ambiguous but another is undeniably clear, one might say the second situation is "ilmeisempää." It can also be used to indicate a greater degree of certainty or a stronger indication of something.

In Finnish grammar, "ilmeisempää" is the partitive case of the comparative adjective. The partitive case is often used to express an indefinite quantity, a part of something, or in certain grammatical constructions. When used as "ilmeisempää," it typically functions as a predicative, meaning it describes the subject of the sentence. For instance, "Tämä on ilmeisempää kuin tuo" translates to "This is more obvious than that." The context of the sentence determines the exact nuance of "ilmeisempää."