Päästöttömämpiä

Päästöttömämpiä is the plural partitive form of the Finnish adjective päästöttömä, meaning more emission-free. It is used to compare two or more items in terms of their emissions, indicating that the referenced items produce fewer emissions than alternatives. In Finnish, the comparative suffix -mpi is attached to the base adjective, and the -ä ending signals the partitive plural when used with plural nouns or in certain sentence constructions.

The term is common in environmental and energy discourse, transport descriptions and product marketing. It typically appears with a plural noun, for example päästöttömämpiä ratkaisuja (more emission-free solutions), päästöttömämpiä polttoaineita (more emission-free fuels), or päästöttömämpiä vaihtoehtoja (more emission-free options). Using the comparative form emphasizes relative cleanliness rather than absolute zero emissions, and is often used when evaluating different options or policies.

Usage notes: päästöttömämpiä describes a relationship of relative emissions, not an absolute guarantee of zero emissions. The form changes to match the case and number of the noun it modifies; for singular or different cases, other inflected forms such as päästöttömämpiä would be replaced by appropriate endings (e.g., päästöttömämpi polttoaine, päästöttömämpiä ratkaisuja, etc.).

See also: päästötön, emission-free or zero-emission; päästövähennys, emission reduction; kestävät ratkaisut, sustainable solutions.