Lämpimämmän

Lämpimämmän is a Finnish grammatical form that functions as the genitive singular of the comparative adjective lämpimämpi, which expresses a higher degree of warmth than the positive degree. In Finnish, adjectives decline for case, number, and degree, and the genitive singular is typically marked by the ending -n. The form lämpimämmän results from combining the comparative suffix with the genitive singular ending, reflecting a warmer quality of a noun that is in the genitive case.

As a grammatical form, lämpimämmän is not a standalone dictionary entry but part of a noun phrase used in contexts requiring a genitive noun. It commonly appears in descriptive or comparative clauses where one noun is being qualified as warmer relative to another noun or time frame. The usage depends on the surrounding grammatical structure and the noun it modifies.

A typical usage pattern is to place the form before a genitive noun to indicate “of a warmer …” For example, the phrase Lämpimämmän päivän sää translates to “the weather of a warmer day,” illustrating how the form marks the degree of warmth in a possessive context. Such constructions are standard in written Finnish and appear in everyday speech when describing different conditions across time or situations.

See also: Finnish grammar, comparative degree, adjective inflection.