Moitteettomampi

Moitteettomampi is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective "moitteeton". The word "moitteeton" itself translates to "blameless", "faultless", "impeccable", or "irreproachable" in English. Therefore, "moitteettomampi" signifies a higher degree of these qualities. It indicates something or someone that is more faultless, more impeccable, or more blameless than something or someone else being compared.

The adjective describes a state of being free from defects, errors, or moral failings. When used in its comparative form, it allows for a nuanced evaluation, distinguishing between different levels of perfection or correctness. For instance, one might say that a revised document is "moitteettomampi" than the original draft, implying it has fewer errors or is closer to being perfect. Similarly, a performance could be described as "moitteettomampi" than a previous one.

The word is built from "moite" (blame, fault) and the suffix "-ton" (without), creating "moitteeton" (without blame). The comparative suffix "-mpi" is then added to form "moitteettomampi". This linguistic structure clearly conveys the meaning of a greater absence of fault. It is a common construction in Finnish for forming comparative adjectives.