Runollisemmassa

Runollisemmassa is a Finnish word that translates to "more poetic" or "in a more poetic manner." It is a comparative form of the adjective "runollinen," which means poetic. The word is used to describe something that possesses qualities associated with poetry, such as beauty, expressiveness, emotional depth, or a lyrical quality, to a greater degree than something else.

The usage of "runollisemmassa" implies a comparison. For instance, one might describe a particular piece of music as "runollisemmassa" than another if it evokes stronger emotions or paints a more vivid mental picture through its melody and harmony. Similarly, a landscape could be described as "runollisemmassa" if its natural features possess a particularly striking or evocative beauty.

In literature, "runollisemmassa" might be used to distinguish between two writing styles, indicating that one is more figurative, imaginative, or emotionally resonant than the other. It can also refer to the way something is expressed, suggesting a more artful or elevated way of communicating. The term is not limited to just poetry but can be applied to any form of expression or experience that exhibits heightened aesthetic or emotional qualities.