Inhimillisemmän

Inhimillisemmän is a Finnish word that translates to "more humane" or "more human" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "inhimillinen," meaning humane or human. The word is used to describe a state or action that exhibits greater compassion, empathy, or consideration for others compared to a previous state or a different alternative.

The concept of "inhimillisemmän" often arises in discussions related to social policies, treatment of individuals, or ethical considerations. For example, a government might aim to implement policies that are "inhimillisemmän" towards refugees, implying a desire for more compassionate and understanding reception and integration. Similarly, a company's practices might be described as "inhimillisemmän" if they prioritize employee well-being and fair treatment over pure profit.

The word emphasizes a qualitative improvement in how individuals or systems interact, moving towards a more considerate and caring approach. It suggests a recognition that a less humane approach exists or has existed and that a shift towards greater humanity is desirable. The use of the comparative form "inhimillisemmän" inherently implies a benchmark or a comparison point, whether explicit or implicit.