Lopullisempia

Lopullisempia is the inflected form of the Finnish adjective lopullisempi, meaning more final or more conclusive. It is the partitive plural form used when the adjective modifies a noun in the partitive case. The base form lopullinen means final or conclusive, derived from loppu “end” plus the suffix -ellinen; its comparative is lopullisempi, and when used with plural nouns in the partitive, the form becomes lopullisempia.

In usage, lopullisempia describes a higher degree of finality or conclusiveness than another option or decision. It is common in formal or evaluative language, such as political, legal, or strategic contexts, where decisions or options are being compared in terms of how final they are. For example: lopullisempia ratkaisuja (more conclusive solutions) or lopullisempia vaihtoehtoja (more final options). The construction typically appears with nouns in the partitive plural, though other case forms are possible depending on the sentence.

Lopullisempia is part of Finnish adjective inflection, and its exact ending changes to agree with the noun it modifies in number and case. Related terms include lopullinen (final), lopullisempi (comparative singular), and the various inflected forms of the noun it accompanies. The term is mainly used to convey a stronger sense of finality than lopullisempi or other comparable adjectives, and may be encountered in formal writing or discussions about policy, planning, or decision-making.