Kireämmin

Kireämmin is a Finnish word that functions as an adverb. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kiireinen," which means "busy" or "hurried." Therefore, "kireämmin" translates to "more busy" or "more hurried" in English.

As an adverb, "kireämmin" modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, indicating a greater degree of busyness or hurriedness in a particular action or state. For instance, one might say "Hän työskentelee kireämmin kuin eilen," meaning "He is working more busily than yesterday." This adverbial usage is common in everyday Finnish conversation and writing.

The word "kireämmin" is derived from the root "kiire," meaning haste or hurry. The suffix "-inen" creates the adjective form, and the comparative ending "-mpi" is added, followed by the adverbial ending "-in." This grammatical structure is typical for forming comparative adverbs in Finnish. Understanding "kireämmin" is crucial for grasping nuances of time and activity levels expressed in the Finnish language.