Kalliimmasta

Kalliimmasta is a Finnish word that translates to "more expensive" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kallis," which means "expensive." This word is used in everyday conversation and writing to compare the prices of two or more items or services.

For example, one might say "Tämä auto on kalliimmasta kuin tuo toinen," meaning "This car is more expensive than that other one." The word "kalliimmasta" indicates that the first item possesses a higher degree of expensiveness than the second.

The grammatical function of "kalliimmasta" is to modify nouns, describing them as having a greater cost. It can also be used adverbially to describe an action as being performed in a more costly manner. The declension of "kalliimmasta" follows the standard rules for comparative adjectives in Finnish, adapting to case and number as needed.

Understanding "kalliimmasta" is essential for comprehending price comparisons and economic discussions in Finnish. It directly relates to concepts of value, affordability, and consumer choices.