Kaasahaaravamaks

Kaasahaaravamaks is an Estonian grammatical form that translates roughly to "more engaging" or "to become more engaging." It is built from the adjective kaasahaarav (engaging, gripping) by adding the comparative suffix -avam and the translative suffix -aks, producing kaasahaaravamaks. The form is used to describe a change of state toward increased engagement, typically with the verb muutuma (to become).

In usage, kaasahaaravamaks appears in predicative constructions such as muutuda kaasahaaravamaks. For example: "Pealkiri muutus kaasahaaravamaks pärast redaktsiooni." Another example: "Artikkel muutus kaasahaaravamaks, kui see juurde lisati visuaalseid elemente." The construction is common in discourse related to media, marketing, or content creation, where describing improvements in readability, appeal, or audience engagement is relevant. It may also occur in journalism and advertising copy to convey evolving quality.

Etymology and form notes: kaasahaarav means "engaging." The comparative suffix -avam yields kaasahaaravam, and the translative suffix -aks turns it into kaasahaaravamaks, indicating a transition into a more engaging state. Although primarily grammatical, the form is sometimes discussed in contemporary Estonian grammar as a productive example of how adjectives can express dynamic change in state.

See also: Estonian grammar, translative case, comparative degrees, construction with muutuma.