Jämedamast

Jämedamast is a Finnish word that translates to "coarser" or "thicker" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "jäme," which means coarse, thick, or rough. The word can be used to describe a variety of physical properties, such as texture, thickness, or diameter. For example, one might say "jämedamast lõngast" meaning "of coarser yarn" or "jämedamast torust" meaning "of a thicker pipe."

In a more abstract sense, "jämedamast" can also refer to something less refined or more basic. This could apply to ideas, arguments, or even behavior. For instance, "jämedamast jutust" might imply a cruder or more unpolished conversation. The specific nuance of "jämedamast" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It is a common adjective in everyday Finnish conversation and literature, allowing for precise comparison of physical attributes and levels of refinement. The suffix "-mast" indicates the comparative degree, signifying a greater degree of the quality described by "jäme."