Raskaammissa

Raskaammissa is a Finnish-language form that appears to express the idea of being in a more advanced stage of pregnancy. In practice, it is not a standalone dictionary entry as much as a morphological form that can occur in written text when describing pregnancy in comparative or plural contexts. The term is more often encountered in narrative, clinical, or linguistic discussion than in everyday speech.

In usage, raskaammissa tends to appear in phrases that compare stages of pregnancy or describe groups of people or pregnancies that are further along. Because it is a specialized or less common construction, many everyday utterances would instead use more explicit phrasing such as “raskausvaiheissa, jotka ovat edenneempiä” (in pregnancy stages that have progressed) or similar paraphrases. The form is primarily of interest to those studying Finnish grammar, medical writing, or stylistic usage.

Examples of the concept in context are typically built around larger phrases rather than standing alone as a common word. For instance, one might encounter a sentence like “naiset raskaammissa vaiheissa tarvitsevat tiheämpää seurantaa” (women in more advanced stages require closer monitoring). In standard Finnish, clearer or more widely used constructions are often preferred, but raskaammissa can appear where a concise inflected form is desirable within technical or formal prose.

See also: Finnish grammar, pregnancy in medical discourse, descriptive Finnish.