Kuumemman

Kuumemman is a Finnish word, specifically the comparative form of the adjective "kuuma," which means "hot." Therefore, "kuumemman" translates to "hotter" or "hotter one" depending on the context. It is used to indicate a greater degree of heat or temperature when comparing two or more things. For instance, if one object is hotter than another, one might say the first object is "kuumemman."

The word is inflected in Finnish, meaning its ending changes based on its grammatical role in a sentence. "Kuumemman" is the genitive case, often used to indicate possession or to be used with certain prepositions or postpositions. For example, it could appear in a phrase like "kuumemman kuin" which means "hotter than." The base form, "kuuma," means hot. The superlative form, indicating the hottest, is "kuumimman." Understanding these forms is crucial for accurate Finnish grammar.