Pidemmillä

Pidemmillä is a Finnish linguistic form rather than a standalone concept. It is most often encountered as the plural adessive form of the comparative adjective pidempi, meaning “longer.” In sentences it indicates location on or at longer items or greater extents, for example pidemmillä poluilla, which translates to “on longer trails.”

Etymology and form: pidempi is the comparative of pitkä, meaning long. The plural adessive suffix -llä (or -illä after consonant harmony) attaches to the stem to form pidemmillä when used with plural nouns in the adessive case. This construction is grammatical and does not function as a proper noun by itself.

Usage and note: Pidemmillä is not a recognized geographic place, organization, or widely used proper name. If it appears as a toponym or title, it would likely reflect a localized, fictional, or stylized usage rather than a standard name. In everyday Finnish, speakers would more commonly use the base adjectives and case endings appropriate to the noun they modify, such as pidempi, pidemmälle, or pidemmillä depending on the grammatical role.

See also: Finnish grammar, adjectives, adessive case, comparative forms.