Kuvailevammassa

Kuvailevammassa is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the inessive singular of the comparative adjective kuvailevampi, which derives from the present participle adjective kuvaileva meaning descriptive or depictive. It is used to indicate “in the more descriptive” version or form and must agree with the noun it modifies in number and case. The base adjective kuvaileva forms the comparative kuvailvempi (commonly written as kuvailevampi in regular spelling), and when declined in the inessive, it becomes kuvailevammassa.

Formation and spelling notes are typical of Finnish degree inflection. The stem ends up with a double m in this form (kuvaile v + mp → kuvailevamm- + -assa), reflecting standard assimilation when the comparative suffix -mpi combines with a stem ending in -va. Thus, the inessive singular is commonly written as kuvailevammassa.

Usage is primarily found in written Finnish, especially in contexts that compare descriptions, depictions, or forms. It communicates that one description is more descriptive than another, and it agrees with the noun it modifies.

Examples:

- Tämä versio on kuvailevammassa muodossa kuin aiempi. (This version is in a more descriptive form than the previous.)

- Kuvailevammassa tekstissä hahmojen tunteita kuvataan yksityiskohtaisemmin. (In the more descriptive text, the characters’ emotions are described in more detail.)

In summary, kuvailevammassa denotes the inessive form of the comparative adjective meaning “in the more descriptive,” and it follows normal Finnish inflection rules for degree and case.