Pitkäaikaisemmat

Pitkäaikaisemmat is a Finnish term that translates to "longer-term" or "more long-lasting" in English. It is often used in contexts relating to time, duration, or effects. The word is derived from the adjective "pitkäaikainen," meaning long-term or lasting. The comparative suffix "-mpi" is added to create "pitkäaikaisempi," meaning longer-term or more long-lasting. The plural form, "pitkäaikaisemmat," refers to multiple entities or concepts that possess this characteristic.

In Finnish, "pitkäaikaisemmat" can be applied to various situations. For example, it might describe longer-term investment strategies, more enduring relationships, or effects that persist for a greater duration. When discussing social or economic policies, "pitkäaikaisemmat vaikutukset" would refer to their more long-lasting consequences. Similarly, in environmental discussions, "pitkäaikaisemmat muutokset" would denote changes that are expected to endure over an extended period. The precise meaning is always dependent on the surrounding sentence and the subject matter being discussed. It signifies a comparison, indicating something that lasts longer than a previously mentioned or implied alternative.