Järkevämpää

Järkevämpää is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective järkevä, which translates to "sensible," "reasonable," or "rational." As a comparative, järkevämpää indicates a greater degree of these qualities than something else. It is used to compare two or more things, actions, or ideas, suggesting that one is more sensible or rational than the other.

For instance, if someone is considering two different approaches to a problem, they might say that one approach is järkevämpää, meaning it is the more sensible or rational choice. The grammatical form järkevämpää is the partitive case of the comparative adjective, often used in contexts where a part of a whole is being referred to, or when making comparisons in certain sentence structures. It can also appear in contexts requiring the indefinite or partitive case. The neuter form is used when referring to an abstract concept or a neutral subject. The base adjective järkevä itself describes someone or something that acts with good judgment and logic.