Kärsivällisemmän

Kärsivällisemmän is the genitive case of the Finnish word "kärsivällinen," which translates to "patient" in English. In Finnish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or to show a relationship between two nouns. Therefore, "kärsivällisemmän" literally means "of the more patient" or "more patient's."

The comparative form "kärsivällisempi" means "more patient." When this comparative form is put into the genitive case, it becomes "kärsivällisemmän." This form would typically appear in a sentence where it modifies another noun, indicating that the noun possesses a greater degree of patience than something else, or when it's the object of a preposition that requires the genitive case. For example, it could be used in a phrase like "hän osoitti kärsivällisemmän asenteen" which translates to "he showed a more patient attitude." The word itself does not represent an independent concept but rather a grammatical modification of the adjective "patient." Its usage is entirely dependent on the grammatical structure of a Finnish sentence.