Kuulostavampi

Kuulostavampi is a Finnish word that translates to "more audible" or "louder" in English. It is derived from the Finnish word "kuulo," which means "hearing," and the suffix "-stava," which indicates a comparative form. The term is used to describe something that is more easily heard or is louder than another. For example, a person might say "Tämä laulu on kuulostavampi kuin edellinen," which means "This song is more audible than the previous one."

In Finnish, the comparative form is often used to describe relative differences between two items. For instance, "kuulostavampi" is used to compare the audibility of two sounds or noises. The superlative form of "kuulostavampi" is "kuulostavimmin," which means "most audible" or "loudest."

The word "kuulostavampi" is part of the Finnish language's rich system of comparative and superlative forms, which allow speakers to express nuanced comparisons and differences. It is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing to describe relative differences in various contexts, such as comparing the volume of two sounds or the clarity of two voices.