Pilvisemmällä

Pilvisemmällä is a Finnish word that translates to "cloudier" or "more cloudy" in English. It is the adessive form of the adjective pilvinen, meaning cloudy. The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates location, possession, or means, but when used with adjectives, it can express a comparative degree or a state of being.

In the context of weather, "pilvisemmällä" would be used to describe a condition where the sky is more overcast than before, or more overcast than another location. For example, one might say "Tänään on pilvisemmällä kuin eilen" which means "Today is cloudier than yesterday." Alternatively, it could be used to describe a region or area as being generally cloudier, such as "Tämä alue on pilvisemmällä" meaning "This area is cloudier."

The word itself is formed by taking the root word "pilvi" (cloud) and adding the adjective-forming suffix "-nen" to create "pilvinen" (cloudy). The comparative form is achieved by adding the suffix "-mpi" to the root, resulting in "pilvisempi" (cloudier). Finally, the adessive case ending "-llä" is added to form "pilvisemmällä." This grammatical structure is common in Finnish for expressing comparative states and conditions. Understanding this form helps in interpreting descriptions of weather patterns and regional climate variations.