Rauhallisemman

Rauhallisemman is a Finnish word that translates to "calmer" or "more peaceful" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "rauhallinen," which means "calm" or "peaceful." This grammatical structure indicates a comparison between two or more things, where one is described as having a greater degree of calmness than the other. For example, one might say "tämä paikka on rauhallisemman kuin edellinen" meaning "this place is calmer than the previous one."

The word "rauhallisemman" can be used in various contexts to describe a variety of situations or states. It might refer to a person's mood, a place, an atmosphere, or even a pace of activity. For instance, describing a walk through a forest as "rauhallisemman" implies it was less hectic or noisy than another walk. Similarly, a person might feel "rauhallisemman" after a stressful event, indicating a return to a more tranquil state of mind.

In Finnish grammar, the comparative form is often created by adding suffixes to the adjective stem. "Rauhallisemman" is one such form, and its usage depends on the grammatical case and number required by the sentence. Understanding this comparative form allows for nuanced descriptions and comparisons within the Finnish language, highlighting differences in degrees of calmness or peacefulness.